Miss Ida Mae Gesell to Wed Leonard Britzman in Lutheran Church
Miss Gesell will wed Leonard Britzman in Trinity American Lutheran church at 3 p m tomorrow. Rev. Moehlman to officiate. The event may be the last marriage in the building before its demolition for a new church. The bride’s gown is white georgette with pearls and iridescent beads, cap fashion, and an arm bouquet of white roses and baby’s breath. Dorothy Mitchett, maid of honor, in cascade blue georgette with rhinestones. Bridesmaids include Brandt and Dens Lampe cousins, wearing yellow and peach crepe de Chine. Phyllis Jeanne Lucas carries the rings in a calla lily. Groomsmen include Herbert Briteman. ushers Otto Holm and Louis Stolte. Mrs Moehlman to play. J.M.L. Church to sing. About 200 relatives and friends expected for reception and dance at Gal loway club Tuesday evening. arrangements by Mrs Phil Lucas and the bride’s sister Mrs W W Williams. A canopy of lavender and green streamers over a four tier cake scheme. miniature bride and groom atop. The couple will tour Canada in June and settle in Waterloo. Miss Gesell, Cresco and Waterloo schools alumna, daughter of Mrs Emia Gesell Lee of Cresco. Britzman, Hastings High School and business college graduate, works in credit at Rein Packing Co. The couple are connected with various clubs and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Gesell
Leonard Britzman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. H. Moehlman
Gesell
Hoey
Dorothy Mitchett
Brandt
Dens Lampe
The
Galloway
Club aArrangements
Phil Lucas
W. W. Williams
Butaian
Canada
Wattrloo
Cresco
Waterloo High
Black’s
Emia Gesell Lee
Crescoe
Sritzman
Rom Hast High School
Blund Business College
Rein Packing Company, Co
Party shower for Martha Holbach by Jesup hostesses
Miss Martha Holbach of Gilbertsville will wed Jarry Roth in June. Misses Della Edna and Marjorie Roth hosted at their home in Josip last evening with relatives and friends attending. Guests enjoyed music and dancing as gifts were given, with refreshments served and assistance from M Gertrude Becker. A pink and white scheme accented the event. Sunshine-Rebekah-Balloiling to meet tomorrow evening in TO. QO. F. hail west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della
Edna
Marjorie Roth
Josip
Martha, Holbach
Gilbertsville
Jarry Roth
M Gertrude Becker
Sunshine
Rebekah
Balloilig
TO. QO. F
Hail West
Entertain, 60 at Afternoon Program by B Natural Juniors
The B Natural Juniors hosted a Saturday afternoon program featuring Handel readings and musical pieces. Doris Durham played piano, Betty and Evelyn Morris performed violin solos, and Miss Mayburn Usicale presented a history related by Miss Mayburn. Various junior auxiliary members assisted in organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Handel
Gertrude Cameron
Nateg
Doris Durham
Feleni Tackmann
Betty c
Evelyn Morris
Faye
Mmnes
Harold Smitland
WooWe-Gale
Apa Ferle “Witt
Tagerman
Mildersleason
C. J. Ness
Charles Eby
Katherine
Town State
Flower Display Being Arranged by Garder Clubs
Plans for a community flower display are discussed at Waterloo Garden club with entries from local growers, June 1 at Mrs. James Black home. Judges include Withee, Breene, Miss Agnes Thompson, and Frank Sherwood. The club executive committee leads arrangements. over 290 members attended a recent garden show and tea at Mrs. Gard Gickley's home. The Allied Arts Conservatory students presented music and readings. Neolith president Mrs Hildebrand and Mrs Bickley chaired the dining room table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenssell- Lamson
Waterloo” Garden ‘Club
James Black
Withee
Iowa City Garden Club
Allied Arts Conservatory
Hildebrand
Ne Olith
Airs
Bickley
B. Wo Sehunemian
Wow
Seal
Ars
Golden Wedding Couple Honored at Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Ww J Penne celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family reunion dinner at a son and daughter in law home. Guests included their children and relatives at two tables with cherry blossoms and a large wedding cake. Afternoon photos were taken. two children could not attend. A planned picnic at Mrs George Schoel’s home was postponed to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. J. Penne
Paul Penne
John Penne
Charles
Irene
Maurice
Olive Penne
Watlerloo
Penne
Wat
Atrs
Paul
Ima
Harmony Church to Hold Parlor Meeting Tomorrow
Harmony First Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors. Each member is asked to bring one article for a parcel post sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony -¢Elass
First Presbyterian Church
Develop Your Arms Through Simple At-Home Chins
A guide on arm development claiming chinning exercises can firm upper arms despite weight gain. Start with feet on floor, knees tucked, and progress to using a pole, aiming to lift body with arms alone. Includes advice on disguising less toned arms with sleeves and facial scalp massage.
Legion Band Opens Season With First Concert Tonight
The American Legion band, led by conductor Cressy Wharlen, will perform the opening concert of its summer season at 8 p.m. in Line wlan park weather permitting. Renowned for its drill and quality, the band promises a pleasing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Band
The
American Legion Band
Summer Park
Wlan Park
Cressy Wharlen
Memorial day address planned at Aplington in afternoon
John W. Gwynne will deliver the Memorial day address at Aplington this afternoon. Numerous social visitors stay with local families including Mr and Mrs Frank W Beck and Ms Geil from Chicago, plus extended family guests from Madison, Wis and Cedar Falls. A stolen Buick roadster with license 6-10878 reported to police, and several local visits by residents from Green Bay to Minneapolis and other cities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge
John W. Gwynne
Aplington
Harry A. Geik
Chicago
Frank W. Beck
Park Avenue West
Geil
Beck
Lillian Kuhout
Masitowac
Wis
Ida Miller
Maud Walters
Madison
Charles F. Grockner
Sheir Home
Cedar Freights
BE. B. Lake
Green Bay
Leonard Lake
Williston Avenue
W. OR. Hovey
Fourth Street
Donald’ Paul
Cedar Falls
Polles
Lcense
Frank Robs
Neapolis
Elizabeth Rahy
Pine Street
California
Memorial Service Honors Patriots’ Spirit Across Eras
A Grand Army of the Republic gathering at First Baptist echoed wartime memories. Veterans from Civil War, World War I, and postwar groups followed in a solemn procession with a brass and organ tribute. The pastor urged modern patriots to honor the legacy, invoking the Spirit of 1776 1876 and 1917 while stressing lawfulness and Christian principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anerson
Grand Army of the Republic
First Baptist
George W. Sameon
Lincoln Circle
G.A. R
RB. Williamson
America
Rose Enterprises in One Building
Rose Enterprises consolidates Rose's Barber Supply laboratory retail store and beauty shop into a single three story brick building at 515-517 Waters Street. The Woodall brothers property was purchased by W T Rase for 18,100, with financing through John T Goss Land Company. The combined complex will house multiple firms already known for high reputation, reflecting significant expansion due to rapid business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineal
United States
Army Balloon Leads Early Krakow Race in Cup Event
The Army 6 balloon, captained by Capt. Hawthorne Gray and Lieut. Douglas Johnson, landed near Krakow four miles south of the railway station after a cross country flight. Army 6 now leads the Bennett Cup contest as teams press toward the finish amid routine aviation chatter and media buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
INS
Army
Hawthorne Gray
Douglas Johnson
Krak
Krakow
Tha Prosiner
Mecklenberg
Memorial Message by Auxiliary Leader Amid Memorial Day Reflections
The Indianapolis May 31 memorial message from Mrs. Eliza London Shepard national president of the American Legion Auxiliary urges honoring the dead by serving the living. She emphasizes daily remembrance through acts aiding veterans and their families rather than mere wreaths or words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idianapolis
Ind
Mye
Eliza London Shepard
Nacional
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Lhosé
Waterloo political pulse in Iowa race cited in Chicago dispatch
The Chicago Tribune reports Waterloo Iowa as a strong Cummins territory while Brookhart faces labor and farmer opposition. It notes no local unemployment, rising farm output, Deere plant gains, bank prosperity, and a bustling auto market. Brookhart’s senate speech is used by Cummins backers to vilify railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Iowa
Waterloo
Dair
Hog Aising
A. B.cummins
Smith William Brookhart
Folflethe
Brookhart
Cummins
Senate
Waterlow
Black Hawk County
Chicago National Exhibition
John Deere
Spicer Re-Elected Head of Adventists in Milwaukee
W. H. Spicer of Washington DC was unanimously reelected president of the world's conference of Seventh Day Adventists in Milwaukee session. This marks his second four year term, following his first election in San Francisco in 1922. All other officers were re elected. The Mercerized option is named for John Mercer who discovered this process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Spicer
Washington, D. Cc
World’s Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
San Francisco
Invisible Forces Guide Destiny West High Class Told
Rev. R. E. W. Williamson urged West High’s 147 graduates that leadership comes from choices shaped by invisible powers such as faith and brotherhood. He contrasted Sight with Vision to navigate life, citing Jesus twelve disciples, Gutenberg, Lincoln, and Pilgrim's Progress as anchors. The service at First Baptist included prayers from Rev. J. Richmond Morgan and readings from Rev. Ewin Boardman, with benediction by Rev. Clifford Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
R. E. W Wil Hamson
First’ Baptist Church
West High
Union
First Baptist Church
Williamson
Jesus
Gutenburg
Abraham’ Lincoln
The
United States
Weem
Washington
Lincoln
Himortal
Gettysburg
Pilgrim's Progress
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congre
Ewin Boardman
WP. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterrian Church
Clifford J-Tone
Central Christian-church
Two Parochial Schools Graduate Third Next Week
Commencement exercises for Mine students of Our Lady of Victory Academy will be next Sunday night in St Joseph's church. Pastor Stattery will deliver the address and present diplomas. Rev J Wieneke Cedar Falls addressed the 13 graduates of St Mary's high school at exercises last night in St Mary's church. Diplomas were presented by Bonaventure Allerding. Eighteen pupils who finished their studies at Immanuel Lutheran school were confirmed following examinations yesterday at 9:30. The confirmation exercises were in charge of Rev H Prekel, pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory
Academy
Joseph's. Church
Tev
EBL
Stattery
J. Wieneke
Cedar Falls
St. Mary's’ High School
St. Mary’s Church
Pe Bonaventure Allerding
Immanuel Lutheran School
H. Prekel
Immanuel Lutheran
Jehurch
Opening Day Draws Large Bathers at Cedar Beach
Scores of men and boys and a few women enjoyed the new municipal bathing beach yesterday afternoon. The fine weather brought crowds to Cedar Beach as bathers braved a slight water chill for a warm sun filled dip.
Illinois Central Shops Nine Fall to Dunkerton 4 3 in Slow Affair
Illinois Central shops nine lost to Dunkerton 4 to 3 on a quiet afternoon. Danny Lindner pitched well allowing five hits while his teammates bungled four costly errors. The Shops nine managed only eight hits off the Dunkerton hurler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central Shops
Dunkerton
Milnois Central Railroad
Danny Lindner
Dinkerton
East High Seniors Precede Rain on Trip to Finchford
East High 125 seniors gathered at 6:30 a.m. at the school and traveled by auto to a Shell Rock River picnic site near Finchford for breakfast. The final commencement activity is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday with Dr. Charles S. Medbury of Drake University delivering the commencement address, titled The Measure of a Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Finchford
Ast High
Ltowa
Charles S. Medbury
Drake University
Des Moines
Betty Marx Returns to Jail After Intoxication
Miss Betty Marx a 17 year old incorrigible to the police was taken into custody late last night in an intoxicated condition. She was taken to the county jail by Myrtle Doimire a probation officer after her age had been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Marx
Myrtle Doimire
What me makes J jelly jell? Certo jam maker ad
A historical ad explains Certo pectin as the jellying agent. It touts Certo enabling quick boiling to gel jam or jelly while preserving fresh fruit flavor and color. It promises easy success, sources a recipe card, and offers a trial bottle by mail with 10 cents postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yount Grocer
Certo
Aml
Douglas-Pectin Corporation
Granite
Rochester
Notorious case tied to September shooting inquiry
Palice TM reports Matron Alpa May and Grace Fyy were connected to a September shooting of Albert Hertske. They and a companion were held for some time as a coroner's jury investigated the murder near Mateotny Harbour in an automobile.
Dainty Dress Pattern Ad From Waterloo Courier
Advertisement from the Waterloo Evening Courier offering a pattern for a latte style dress. Details include fabric suggestions chalice voile gingham crepe and China silk and four sizes 2 4 6 and 8 years with yardage of 2 1 4 for a 6 year size. Send 15 cents for pattern and 16 cents for the up to date 1926 book by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Seed pattern prompts for a 15 cent enclosed file seed
A fragment notes a seed pattern for a follow up at the stated address. It references a 15 cent enclosure and directs further action to the recipient. Details are sparse but imply a mailing instruction and an archival seed context without explicit names or dates.
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Ida Gesell
Trinity Church
Tontahet
Alpha
Jahee—Piks
Peer Daley
Happy Nour
Jolly Bunch Club
Clarence Reardon
Presby
P.w
McCornugh
Westminater Presbyterian Church
Daughters’ of Union Veterans of the Civil War
American Legion
Hanquel
Jesup
Martha Holbach
Kingsighters
Silver Cross Circle
K. F. Ove
Townsley
Church News
West End
Yuidg
Buchanan
Qe AL
Snyder
Pang
A. B. Mo
H. C. Martins
St.Paul, Minn
H. Moran
Burton
Emil ‘Bickley
New York City
Carl
Ceel. Bickley
M. R. Shepherd
Allen Memorial Hospital
Wil
Santa Monica
Cal
Maude H. Roades
Mulberry Street
New Memorial Hospital
UL. Alexander
Florida
Swaney Motors Company
Fork Dodge
Carl Cleveland
J. A. Johnson
Minneapolis
Nic Christiansen
Sibley
3. A. Cleveland
Third Avenut West
Christiansen
Ray Cleveland
Lucas- Leser
Gwn Geiger
Whittier
Hugh Geiger
LaVerne
Thomas Geiger
Hazieton
CG. EB. Burch
Logan Avenue
R. M. Geigar
South Street
Elmwood
Bertha Peterson
Bluff Street
John H. Turner
Virginia
Waukesau
Turnes
Turney
Euclid Avenue
Navy
Driline J
Great Lakes
J. Re. Goorrich
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Fahack
WW. B. Maynard
KoerTerapy
Tentral
Iowa Power O& Light Co
Returnen
Sunrday Mehe
Washington Court
Heise
Maynard
Rose Enterprises
W. T. Rose Ways
Water Street
Suppy Business
Renney Shop
U.S. Army
MeIntire
New York
Radio People
Phzzie
Senator Gummins
Victor
Arthur Evans
Adventists
John Mercer
R. E. Williamson
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Bridge Street
Ferreys
Reese Ee
Ome S
Smith, Lighty & Hillman GO
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