Birthday party for Lichty and Cuvery at Sunnyside Club
Society guests gathered at Sunnyside Country Club to celebrate the sixth birthdays of John Lichty and Ann Cuvery. Hosts Robert Lichty and Mrs. L Curry oversaw games and refreshments. Yellow pink and green decorations, balloons, and two cakes with six candles highlighted the festivities. Dozens of youngsters participated as hosts and guests listed among the helpers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mts
Robert Lichty
L. . Curry
Sunnyside Country Club
John Wels Lichty
Ann Cuvery
cWere
Mary Lichty
Flizibeth Yours Ag
Georgeanna Nosthey
Patricia Puffer
Antoinette O'Keefe
Winifred Scully
Macy
Law
Margaret, Dolson
Jeanne Liehty
Marian’ Lichty
Rebecca’ Rath
Margaret Chapman
Ruth Hershberger
Geneeve Bronson
Miss Alma Parker and Harry White to Marry
Announcement notes the engagement of Alma Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Parker of 813 Berth Street to Harry White son of Mr and Mrs Charles White of 1003 Street. The couple’s plans are set for June 16 with details mentioned at a party hosted by Mrs Ogly and Mrs J P Hey. Also reported are Keokuk Decoration Day activities, a G A R banquet, and membership news from the YWCA corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Parker
Harry White
Alma Farber
I Parker
Chicago
Charles White
Street
Ogly
J.P. Hey
Sherwood
Miss ‘Parker
Ads
Nellie" Bickford
Sisse Thelma Bergey
Magda
Britzman Gesell Nuptials Set For June First
Miss Ida Gesell daughter of Mrs Emma Gesell Lee Cresco will wed Leonard Britzman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Britzman 312 Independence Ave at Trinity American Lutheran at 3 p m Rev F O MOohimann to perform ceremony Two hundred guests to attend reception and dance at Galloway Club after ceremony Bridesmaid Dorothy Mitchell Best Man Herbert Britman The couple will reside in town Officiating groups and family members attend a picnic at Island Pack Cedar Falls and Loyal Temperance Legion drill practice at Willard Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Maa Gesell
Emma Gesell Lee
Cresco
Uesday
Trinity
Sharen
Leonard Britzman
Charles ,Britzman
Independence Avenue
F. O. Moohimann
Dorothy Mitchell
Herbert Britaman
Galloway Club
Legion
Willard Hall
Pearl Hartleip Guest of Honor at Bridge Party
Pearl Hartleip was guest of honor at a bridge party hosted at her home last evening to celebrate her sister Miss Pearl Hartleip and Gordon M. Fish engagement. Guests included Mrs. Alford Lyon Mrs. Philips Taylor Miss Mabel Campbell Miss Adelyn Street Miss Jean Padden and others. High scores were by Miss Paden with a guest favor won by Miss Pearl Wurtlelp. Mrs. J. A. Hartlein mother of the honoree assisted in serving. A white wedding bell centerpiece and orchid yellow streamers decorated the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hartleip
Gordon M. Fish
Central Grey
Jime
Cord Tlartleip
4 Bridge
Pearl Wurtlelp
J. A. Hartlein
Dorothy Wharsleip
Rosalle
Jackson
Mise Mardelo
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Iowa State Teachers College
Gendar Falls
Sears
Whittler School
Fish
Phi Alpha Phi Fraternity
Machivery Company
Fragmented local notes from a small town society page
The clipping lists names and events including a wedding party, a church service, a birthday gathering at Mrs Nels Peterson home with a flute solo by Don ald Peterson, and a Daughters of Union Veterans meeting. Also mentions travel to Chicago, female relatives, and Women’s Relief Corps delegates to Memorial Day events at Memorial hall and First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
First Baptist Church
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week of community gatherings lists dinners dances clubs and society meetings. Notable items include Sunnyside Gounurs club and Sunnyside Country Club events, Daughters of Union Veterans Civil War group, American Legion G A R banquet, Central Christian Peters Sire division activities, and Alpha Delphian society at Sherwood Park with several social and religious meetings noted across local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xanho Fraternity
Sunnyside Gounurs Club
F. C.F. Cith
Peter Datey
Heppy Hour
Sunnyside Country Club
Jally Bunch Club
Clarance Reardon
Harmony
Firet Frente
Xian Ehurch
Wrstyyinster
Daughters of Union Veterans
American Legion
Hers and Wives
Common Foot and Hair Care Remedies for Everyday Ailments
Advice on regular chiropody for corns and callouses with early treatment tips. Instructions include soaking feet in hot water with borax, careful shaving of corns, and using oils and rollaction for sore areas. Guidance on foot hygiene, nail care, and future foot treatments, plus scalp care and shampoo routines for hair condition improvements.
Evelyn McConkey to Wed Lloyd Boesen in Waterloo
In Cedar Falls on May 24 special report notes Miss Evelyn McConkey will marry Lloyd Boesen early next month. A party hosted by Miss Gladys Resor honored the bride elect with eighteen guests including Mrs Lucille Johnson formerly Lucille Hartwig of Cleveland.
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Cedar Falls
Gladys Resor
Evelyn’ McConkes
Lieed Bossen
Waterloo
Miss McConkey
Club Notes and Society Gatherings at BurrWoct Park
Mrs Arnold Zack hosted a cottage gathering for club members at BurrWoct Park with a picnic supper and 500 round after. Guests included Mrs William Rierson and her son Billy Boone. The next meeting will be Tuesday at Mrs Chirence Reardon's home. Mrs Benedict will host Happy Hour club luncheon Tuesday at Sun nyside Country club followed by visiting at her home. High scores noted by Mrs George B Cohn Myre Glen Peverill and Mrs Mary Smith received favors. Mrs Confare assisted by Mrs Herbert Giller. Three Times Pour club entertained by Mrs F A Dillon Thursday. Guests included Mrs Burr McCord Mrs John Fair weather Mrs W O R Brown and Mrs H t Hawk. Mrs H J Hemmer ling hosted F W club yesterday in honor of Mrs A R Harris moving to Rockford Illinois. A gift presented to Mrs Harris. The Social hand to meet for a 1 o'clock picnic luncheon Thursday at Mrs Hattie Eason's home with a business meeting to follow.
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Keokuk
Iron Theiy
Waterloo Theatre
G. A
Corps
WW. W. Beal
Arnold Zack
Sally Binch
BurrWoct Park
William, Rierson
Billy, Boone
Tha “Elu
Chirence Reardon
F. L. Benedict
Happy Hour
Eclub
Lincheon
Sunnyside Country Club
Mrs. Benedict
T. BeH.eelubernoon
Qonfare
George B. Cohn
Myre
Glen Peverill
Mary Smith
Confare
Herbert Giller
F. A. Dillon
T. T. Fogle
Earl. Dean
Burr McCord
John Fairweather
Brown
H. T. Hawk
Frank Smith
H. J. Hemmerling
A. R. Harris
Rockford
Tfl
Harris
Birs
Hattie Eason
Westminster Church to host reception and rose dinner
Members of Westminster Presbyterian church will extend a reception to the MEW parlor Reverend W P McCormick at 8 p m Tuesday in the church parlors. The church auxiliary plans a rose dinner next Thursday evening with public invitation and likely many attendees to dine at the church and attend the West High school senior play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. P. McCormick
Westmiinster Presbyterian Church
West High School
Waterlon Library Opens Sundays With Summer Closing Schedule
The Waterlon library announces Sunday closings for the summer with buildings closed all day on Sundays and Mondays after Labor Day. The juvenile department hours are 9 am to 1 pm Monday through Friday, and 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlon
Mobie
Owly
Wieder
Hern
Whitier Pupils Dedicate Bird Bath For Sloane Wallace
Whittier pupils dedicate a bird bath on the school grounds in memory of Sloane Wallace. John Slifsgard and Keilward Royle helped unveil the marker, Marian Dusten performed as a fairy, and the program closed with a bird call chorus led by Toho Litring. West High graduates will sponsor a memorial framed portrait of Mr Wallace in the main corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlier School
Sloane
West High
Mr. Wallace
Boomerang theater review highlights Dorothy Kline star turn
Dorothy Kline charms audience in Boomerang senior class play at Bast High auditorium last night. The performance featured strong supporting turns from George Neath and Robert Drake, with Ruth Hiller coaching and the high school orchestra providing music. The production, directed with competence, earned praise for its smooth pacing and well sustained mystery and romance elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Bossen
Grace Tyled
Budd
Paul Whiteford
Preston DeWitt
Edna Detimer
Creighton Woodbridge
Einesatha Kenyon
Marian
Clyde Artis
Mr. Stone
Henry
Will
Emile
Gertrude Lidlaow
Mase Reinhart
Clair Heichel
Hartley
Carmen Rose
Thomas Carpenter
Guesis
Ruth Hiller
Owen Jessup
Otto Nielson
William Wilder
Rodney Douglas
Wayne
Whitney
Glyde Dem
Y' at Charles City Free of Debt After Building
The M CA in Charles City Iowa clears its debt for the first time since its $75,000 building was erected. A $21,008 gift from Bloss aided debt clearance as 22,000 bonds were burned at Central Park amid a large crowd. Dave E. Darrah, longtime secretary, spoke on drives that raised $137,000 for equipment and materials. The group began with a local women’s club and met in a store basement before moving to a small building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave E. Darrah
City In Brief From Waterloo and Surroundings
Short notices from Waterloo include Memorial Day plans in Brandon with a keynote address by Bure C. Towne, and Rotary Club events canceled for the day. Local residents, visitors, and relatives travel through Memorial Day weekend, with many names and journeys listed among social updates and church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bure C. Towne
Brandon
Local News Briefs From Cedar Falls Area
Cedar Falls Daily News notes residents and visitors, including Magees honored at a Picnic in Island Park and Miss Magdeline Groth visiting the Siefkes family. Updates on hospital patients at Sartori and a Kansas visit for Prof. Irving Hart, whose father A C Harte suffered a stroke and is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Jepsen
Ori Hospital
A. C. Harte
Grinnell
Memorial Day Observance in Cedar Falls at Regent Theatre
Cedar Falls to mark Memorial Day with a parade led by the Cedar Falls Concert Band and patriotic groups, a brief sailors’ service on Franklin street bridge, a principal address by Prof. Arthur Fish, and musical selections. Lloyd Snider to read Gettysburg Address. Various local organizations, officials, and a grand procession participate. Evening vesper service on library steps features special music and a building dedication note.
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Cedar Falls
Regent Theatre
Franklin Street
Arthur &. Fish
Teachers College
Lloyd ‘Snider
George F. Barsalou
D. W. Moss
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
CN. G
Women's Relief Corps
American Legion
Robert Fullerton
Minneapolis
AfePhail School of Music
Central Building
Union
Baptist l
Methodist Church
Cedar Falls High School
Roy LD. Behlin
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Christian Churely
E. B
Greats Bend
Kan
City High
Cedar
Falls High School
Louise Lamb
George ‘Felton
Milton Behrens
Victor McBride
Leonard Olsen
Ruth Allen
Selma Falken- Iben
Carol Krosen
Ethel Christen-Olsen
Alice Dowden
Margaret i Echrlin
Virginia Hansen
Inez Bacon
Erma Logan
Commercial
H. HuoSeerley
Towa State Teachers College
Jlames Hearst
Gedar
Cellege
Scout Earns Reptile Study Merit Badge in Waterloo
Edgar Cunningham of troop 12 received a new merit badge for proficiency in reptiles at a Waterloo court of honor last night. Twenty-seven awards were given, including two Star scouts, two Life scouts, three Eagle scouts, and ten merit badges. Eagle recipients listed: Wendell Johnson, Edgar Cunningham, Elmer Errichson. Life scouts: Frank Lee, Wendell Johnson. Star scouts: Francis Williams, George Kimball. The court sessions paused for summer camp plans at Camp Ingawanis.
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Edgar Cunningham
Waterloo
Court of Honor
Camp
Ingawanis
Life Scouts
Wendell Johnson
Elmer Errichson
Life
Frank Lee
Francis Williams
George Kimball
Pirates to perform Captain Applejack at West High
West High presents Captain Applejack a senior play June 3 featuring Ambrose Applejohn and a treasure mystery. The cast includes Lush, Wood, Redington, Yates, Pengard, Borolski, Ione Craig Ellyson Corrine Mitchell Dana Campbell and others with special sets by Jensen Johnson and Hoxie.
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Captain Applejack
West Igh
Walter Hackett
Old England
Ambrose Applajoni
Applejohn
Ambrose
Captain ‘Applejack
Donald Grange
John Northrup
Lena Hughes
Lush
Billy Woodle
Ica Redington
Anna Yates
Pengard
Horace ‘Pengard
Ivan Borolski
Ione Craig Ellyson
Corrine Mitchell
Dana Campbell
Wayne Matthews
Edwin A Moore
Charles Graham
Johnny Jason Vee
Paul McGarvey
Erth
Hurley
Grant
Silvers
John Deets
Edgar Hoag
Dannett
Pioneer dies at home in Spokane
Joseph Day, 92, a pioneer of Spokane, died Friday at his home. He settled in Mancona County, Ta, in 1855 and was among the first 106 men to file a homestead under the United States homestead law. His patent date is recorded as Nov. 1. Dar, a civil engineer, located the Iowa Central railroad. He and his son had lived together since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Joseph
Mancona County
Iowa Central Railroad
Pattern order for Waterloo Evening Courier fashion dep
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from its fashion department. It requests 15 vents per pattern and promises processing with delivery expected within ten days after sending the order while noting potential scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Pilsudski Receives Papal Blessing From Cardinal Akovyski
London May 2 The Pope blessed Marshal Pilsudski today according to a Central News dispatch from Warsaw. Pilsudski, effectively Poland's dictator, received the blessing from Cardinal Akovyski.
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London
Marshal Pilsudski
Warsaw
Pilsudski
Poland
Cardinal Akovyski
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Country Club
Onting
Becker Chanter
Order of Eastern Star
Island Pack
Barty
Iane Hileman
iMiss
Cillian
M. Hileman
Falls” Avenue
DL D. E
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Littie’ Brown
Fey
George T. Hanna
Mri Ami
Sunny
Femony
Shel
Don
Hilau
Birthaay
Bertha
Peterson
Sterday
Nels
Chris Haterup
Donald Peterson
Thorwald Peterson
Hans
P.johnson
Margaret
Hattray
Marie
Hichost
Lottie Flick
Frank Lynn
P. B. Shirley
Woman's Relief Corps
Edurgdiy Aftervon
Christian Peters
aArthur Bickal
Irs
George Bu
Highley
Whorsidiy
Social Wand
Plewie Junsheen
Harrie Eason
Goldenglo’ Glub
Herbert] Gilley
Thavs Rose
Pyterian Church
Alpha Delphian Society
C. A. Goalman
Sherwood Park
Kyoning
Retminsater
Thomas Coo
Kernisenn
Evelyn McConkey
Lloyd Boesen
Church News
Whittier
Bird Bath
Sloane Wallace
Dorothy Kline
Boomerang
George Heath
Robert Drake
Good East High
Charles City
West
Ith St. Bridge
Mr. C. A. Kids
Buchanan
Rotary Club
W. E. ‘Tats
F. E. Tate
Engiewood Avenue
Bessie Hummel Peterson
Altona
Alt
Alts
Charles LaBarre
John Tour
Humboldt
Johny Bird
Third Avenue, West
F. Kurth
Galena
John Windolph and Sons
Francis
Edmund
Hyattsville
H. J. Gille
Randall
Windolph
D. T. Hunt
R. Ferguson
Harrison Street
C. W. Baxter
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Mark's Sun Day
James K. Conley
Dorothy
J.C. Murtagh
Jeff
Algona
C.D. Mauriagh
A. J. Lusk
Nethertones
Fowler
Petreet
Cedar Falls Daily News
Myaddl
Waterloo Evening Courier
Magees
Myo
Carlton C.magee
Albuquerque
Nob
P.L. Snider
Clay Street
Island Park
Magdeline
Groth
Palmer
Ai. OW. Siefkes
Mable Borger
Sartori Hospital
Pirates
Craig’ Ellyson
Applejack
Love Pioneer
Fous
Neme City
Oe Ees
Pope
Tallan
Maddigan School of
Lafayette Street
Town
Derryyaraugh
Hast High
Dad
Sibert
Queen Anne
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Bridge Street
Iowa
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