Miss Mary McCraw Weds Albert J Burk in Mason City Church
Miss Mary McCraw seventh grade teacher at Lafayette school married Albert J Burk at First Methodist Church Mason City at p.m. Tuesday. Rev F J Boye officiated. Brides dress cream georgette with over lace and carried lilies and roses. Only guests were H S Marshall Mason City and Thora Collyer Waterloo. Reception at The Yellow Lantern. Mrs Burk training at Cedar Falls Town State Teachers college. Parents Mr and Mrs J I Burk Dunkerton and Mr and Mrs Net Burk.
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Mary McCraw
Lafayette
P.m
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Mason City
Albert J. Burk
First National Bank
F. J. Boye
Marshall
Thora Collyer
Waterloo
Burk
Miss Flora McGill to Wed Ralph Leeey on June 12
Special notice from Independence Iowa reports the approaching marriage of Flora McGill daughter of Mr and Mrs J H McGill to Ralph W Leeey son of Rev and Mrs A G Lacey Cedar Rapids. The ceremony will be at the bride’s parents home Tuesday evening June 12. Flora is a cum laude graduate of Coe College class of 1927 and head of the Hampton history department. Ralph attended Coe College and is cashier at Northwestern Bell in Cedar Rapids.
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Independence
Flora McGill
Sand
J. H. McGill
Ralph W. Leeey
A. G. Lacey
Cedar Rapids
Drace
Coe Veollege
Kappa Delta Serial
Zeta Phi Eta
Hampton Schools
Tsavnd
Goce College
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cni Alpha Epsilon
Fiske Teachers Honored At Evening Dinner Event
The Parent Teacher association hosts a dinner at 6 30 p m in Black's tearoom to honor John Fiske School teachers especially those not returning in fall. Names include Myra Loban Esther Copp Avis Black Irene Reese and others with hostesses and a garden tea tomorrow by Mrs. Guy Johnson and the Waterloo Garden Club. A musical program accompanies a display and judging of flowers with entries to Mrs. Garl Bickley’s home. St Francis Hospital auxiliary meets Friday at 2 30 to elect officers and sew.
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John Fiske
Parent Teacher Association
Myra Loban
Esther Copp
Avis Black
Irene Reese
Frances Haliman
Florence Warnock
Leta Ritter
Marciay Newton
Marie Butterfield
Viola, Thomas
Ruth Gary
Inves
B. V. Nyhan
Earl Squier
CS. Insko
P. L. Burroway
L. G. Beinett
G.todd
Lester Jones
John Acuff
Edward Eaton
James McGourty
J. AL Ese
Guy Johnson
Garl
Bickley
Waterloo P Garden Chib
St. Francis Hospital
J. E. O'Keefe
joQiers
Watertoo OES Matrons Club Meets at Black's Tearoom
Mrs G S Millard will host a luncheon tomorrow at 10 pm for the Watertoo chapter OES Pass Matrons club. The event takes place at Black's Tearoom with fifty eight attendees expected.
Sacred Heart Pupils Stage A Mixed Program
Junior pupils of Sacred Heart School present a miscellaneous program in the school hall tomorrow at 1 pm. The lineup includes a chorus, dances, readings, and musical numbers featuring students such as Margaret McKane, Genevieve Hots, Katherin Schuysens, and Mary Engleman, with performances by various class groups and soloists.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School
Bop
M. Fomoerrow
Branders Cove
Ropers
T. J. Beries
Margaret Mc Kane
Happy Revra
Ee Serene Liagel Rence Kemp
Pmbaiekm
Derovhea Smith
Sirewe Winirins
Shirley
Teseeeees Mawr Liwils
Weever
Marguerite ‘Truman
Phyllis
Thomas Charles Hoaves
Willams
Wiliams
Mrry
Mary Collins
Eliabeth Sith BK
Eliabeth Sith BK Englemon
Crable
Mildred Kress
Cress
Blake Daniel Nutt
Averill the Pixies Ort
Ieee
Gail ‘Crimi
Beltlevy
Dob
Plerelte
Katherine Sehuy
Plerol
Neal McGarvey
M. Ly Fortier
M. M. Kane
Brown
M. Gollins
G. Holly E
Sullian
G. Smith
M. J. Foret
M. Cotton M
K. Engleman
MeTntss
Stokes Reunion and Community Notices
Stokes reunion held yesterday at Clyde Miller home with a 6 oclock picnic supper. Attendees include Miller family, Stokes relatives from Waterloo, Orange township, Shelbina, Quincy and Lester, Iowa. Mrs Stokes daughter of C W von Coelln, a writer for major magazines. Also appears a birthday party and local gatherings with Bunco and 460 games, and a Cedar Rapids trip planning for camp drill team members. Tribute dinner for R J Snodgrass after Memorial Day exercises. multiple out of town guests visited Waterloo area. Social events include dinners, picnics, and lodge meeting notes for Beekah at Black Hawk I G Hall.
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Ladies Home Journal
Mr. Stokes
Milton Stokes
Wesley Stokes
Orange Township
E. E. Stokes
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Hall
R. J. Snodgrass
George B. Strayer
Ft. Gauderdale
Fla
Byrnes Park
J. Strayer
Hudson
Mrs Stewart Honored at Social Events in Waterloo Era
Mrs W H Stewart formerly of Waterloo now in Chicago inspires a series of social gatherings. Mrs G G Bickley and Mrs Freed McClain host a small lunch and bridge to honor her. Friends breakfasted in Island Park, and Mrs Caryl Nelson hosted Stewart on Tuesday with G A R members to meet at Memor ist Hall with initiation. Yeomen plan a regular meeting and dancing and cards follow the session.
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W. H. Stewart
Chicago
Waterloo
G. G. Bickley
Freed McClain
Island Park
Caryl Nelson
Stewart
On Y. White
Monay
Yeomen
Church News Talks for Parents and Families Gatherings
Mrs W W Gaston will speak on Stories Suitable for Children ages 3 to 60 at 2 30 p m tomorrow to aid mothers of Union Congregational Sunday school at the church Homemakers of First Presbyterian will go tomorrow evening to Cedar Heights for a picnic Homebuilders class Walnut Street Baptist meets tomorrow evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanford Woodyard
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W. W. Gaston
Mothers of Union Congregational Sunday School
First, Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Stanford Woodyard
Hints in Beauty Care By Edna Kent Forbes Diet to Gain Weight
Practical guide urging a weight gain diet through short fasts and rest for the digestive system. Advises two glasses of warm salty water each morning, a three day light intake, then gradual concentrated nourishment. Includes tips on light foods, a cocoa butter face pomade, and scalp care to restore color and health.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Miss E
Local notices and updates from Waterloo area events
Community items include an optical ad, a hospital improvement for Miss Helen Fovall, and the Ameri can Legion junior band rehearsal at Soash building. Also reports on travel, broadcasting from Waterloo, social visits, moves, and a county board meeting rescheduled due to primary elections. Public notices advise timely bill submission as primary day nears.
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Helen Fovall
Lane Street
Blast
St. Francis Hospital
American Legion
Soash Building
Fourth Street
G. B. Strayer
Drinkwater
Sask
G. J. Strayer
Goldie Gook
Cedar Rapids
Wil Tectrre
Unity Center
Matt Miller
Leland Avenue
Belle Miller
Henry Nauman
Lake Park
Spirit Lake
Leon Leser
Brain Test Answer Card
The note lists coin counts with errors and partial clarity showing mix of dimes nickels and pennies. It states three dimes two nickels two cents and a stray line about a quarter two nickels and three cents.
Jesus Facing Betrayal and Death Lesson Card
A 1926 Sunday School lesson outlines Jesus last Passover with friends, the betrayal by Judas, the agony in Gethsemane, and the disciples' cowardice. It covers the preparation, the bread and cup symbols, the predicted betrayal, and Jesus praying thrice for strength before arrest.
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Markety
Jesus
Judas
Bartain
Mary
John Miel
Galilee
Peter
Gethsemane
Jesus Christ
Kidron
Jerusalem
Adersheim
Jensie
Ivy
Sunny May Weather Records for Farm and Garden
May brought 19 clear days and six days with no sun, making a favorable pattern though rainfall at 3.05 inches lagged the 1927 month. Average maximum reached 75, with daytime highs around 15 degrees above and nights averaging 50. Frost occurred on May 11. May 21, 1927, saw 86, while May 12 dipped to 34. The month had 14 clear, 14 cloudy, and three partly cloudy days.
Bathing Beach To Open At Cedar River Park Sunday
Park Commissioner Albert C. Sherwood announced preparations to open the municipal bathing beach at Cedar River park on Sunday June 3. Some swimmers used the beach yesterday despite cool weather and delayed equipment. William Hoffman leads the bathhouse, Frank Snyder and Adolph Beatrude serve as life savers. Hours run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Albert C. Sherwood
Cedar River Park
William Hoffman
Frank Snyder
Adolph
Beatrude
Tod
May Fire Loss and Calls for Waterloo Fire Department
May fire activity in Waterloo shows 42 responses with a known loss of 3585 dollars. This compares to 56 calls and 40677 dollars lost in April. Three false alarms, five fires with undetermined damage, and 21 negligible loss cases are noted. Chief Ray Tiller handled six special calls.
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Waterloo
Ray Tiller
Labor Men To Hear Davis In Marshalltown Event
A Waterloo Central Labor union delegation will travel to Marshalltown Saturday to hear James J. Davis, secretary of labor, speak at 7 p.m. in the courthouse square. The remarks align with the Loyal Order of Moose state convention closing weekend. Davis, born in Wales to a laborer, came to the U S with his mother as a child and began work in an eastern Ohio steel mill, later founding Moosehart and the Moose children’s school.
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Waterloo Central Labor Union
Marshalltown
James J. Davis
Labor
Davis
Courthouse
the Loyal Order of Moose
Towhelles
Wales
United States
Ohio
Steek
Moosehart
Barbecued Chicken and Corn Souffle Era Recipe
A home cook shares methods for Barbecued Chicken including boiling, frying with onion, paprika, tomato pulp and stock, then thickening into gravy. Also included are Corn Souffle and Frozen Strawberry Surprise recipes with beaten cream, sugar, macaroons, and berries prepared as a mold and chilled.
Iowa Colored Women Elects Officers and Department Heads
Mrs Edna K Bell of Waterloo was elected president of the Iowa Colored Women's Federation at the budget session in Payne chapel. New officers include Maude Brewton Meson City first vice president, Arizona Mackey Des Moines second vice president, Lulu Mitchell Des Moines secretary, Jessie Davis Des Moines corresponding secretary, Lizzie Thomas Des Moines treasurer, Josephine Davis Sioux City organizer, Emma Mayweather Des Moines chaplain, Birdie Winn Des Moines statistician, Minnie Gray Cedar Rapids auditor, and Margaret M Patton Des Moines superintendent of junior work. Department heads chosen include Carrie Perkins Cedar Rapids education, Hazel Patton Des Moines music, Agnes Gilmore Marshalltown health, Alice Newell Waterloo religion, Sophia Nichols Des Moines social welfare, Trena Longstreet Waterloo child welfare, Carl Thompson Des Moines household economics, Fannie Tomlin Des Moines legislative, Ida Smith Mason City temperance, Margaret Newcomb Des Moines credentials. Delegates to the national convention in Washington, D C, July 27 to Aug 3 were elected. Features of the program followed with newly elected officers installed by Margaret.
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Edna K. Bell
Waterloo
Wea
Iowa Colored Women's Federation
Budgess
Payne Chapel
Maude Brewton
Meson City
Arizona Mackey
Des Moines
Lulu Mitchell
Jessie Davis
Lizzie Thomas
Josephine Davis
Sioux Cuy
Emma Mayweather
Trena Longstreet
Carl Thompson
Fannie Tomlin
Legislative
Ida Smith
Mason City
Temperance
Margaret Newcomb
D. Mae Lee Fine
Cedar Ravids
Bell
Certo short-boil jam method boosts color and flavor
A home canning guide promotes Certo for quick strawberry jam using a short boil. Instructions cover preparing berries, weighing fruit, adding sugar, rapid boil times, cooling, and sealing with hot wax. The ad touts Certo as a fruit extract product and urges readers to try the recipes with endorsements from Mrs Alice Bradley and a cooking editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Alice Bradley
Mise Farmer's School of Cookery
Woman’s Home Cot Ranion
Newport News training school address noted in session
The session featured Bina v Ermestins Wryatt and Walon Poet as reader. An address was given by Sherman Purr, director of the training school at Newport News Virginia. Others contributed brief tales.
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Bina v Bermestins Wryatt
Sherman
Newport News
Spectators Barred by Italian Court
Rome May 31 The Italian justice ministry orders closed doors for trials where publicity could harm morals. Bailiffs and ushers will enforce tighter audience control. Only press and bar members receive special seating, ending the society gallery. Public manifestations are strictly forbidden and repressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rocco
Indies
Wateroo Evening Cowries PATTERNS pattern order notice
Instructions reveal how to obtain the Courier pattern from the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Requests 15 cents per pattern and notes patterns are seam-usable. Orders are filled promptly but may take about 10 days after mailing the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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