Miss Loyce Thornberry Weds Wayne Wilcox at Home
Miss Loyce BE Thornberry married Wayne B. Wilcox yesterday at her parents’ home 937 Dawson Street. Rev W C Helford officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine, sister Altha Thornberry as bridesmaid, Frederick Wilcox best man. The Thornberry home was decorated with white flowers. Mrs Wilcox, a 1925 East High School graduate, is a stenographer for Waterloo Saddlery. Her husband is a Bur Toughs Adding Machine inspector recently transferred from Jackson, Michigan, to Charleston, West Virginia. They will depart Waterloo Saturday morning for Charleston by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyce BE. Thornberry
BE. Thornberry
Dawson ‘Gireet
Wayne B. Wilcox
Bert Wilcox
Knoll Avenue
W. C. Helford
Altha Thornberry
Frederick Wilcox
IW. Va
Wilcox
Waterloo
Charleston
Miss Garnet Dill to Wed Wilbert Landau in September
Mrs. E A Sandhagen hosted two friends at her home in honor of sister Miss Garnet Dill whose marriage to Wil lbert Landau is set for Sept 2 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. A two course luncheon with yellow and white decor accompanied gifts for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Sandhagen
F. L. ‘Dill
Garnet Dill
Willbert Landau
Little Brown Church
Vale
Nashua
Miss Dill
Ruth Jago
Ya Burge
Marian Miller
Magidatine Datby
Grace Rudolph
Mata Landau
Mmnes
J. H. Bi‘bert
Harold Miller
George Wingal
E. N. Northey
J. W. Dau
Camp and Auxiliary Invited to Independence Picnic
Water loo camp and Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans invite members from Waterloo Cedar Falls Iowa Falls and Mason City to an all day picnic at Independence Dinner at Memorial hall at 1 o clock and a program at Woodman hall Attendees are asked to bring dishes silverware and filled baskets. Mrs Daniel Brennan guest of honor before her marriage Miss Frances Guillen hosts a dinner party at Black's tearoom with Catholic Girls Club Color scheme pink and yellow Thirty five present gift to Brennan and arrangements by Miss Esther Ruth Smith and Edith Mae Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Sons of Union
Veterans of the Civil War
Auxilary
Independence
Iti Memorial
Woodman Hall
Cedar ‘Palls
Iowa Falls
Mason City
Daniel Brennan
Frances Guillen
Black
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Brennan
Esther With
Ruth Smith
Edith Mae Galvin
Club Notes From Yesterday Meetings and Guests
Club notes describe yesterday meetings with Mrs Tracy Woodruff and guests including Mrs Ray Gehrabrant Mrs Ray Kimler Mrs George Moothart and Mrs Earl Dean. Special guests Mrs A B Smith and Mrs Henry Metcalf attended a Joyle club gathering with bridge favors awarded to several members. A luncheon is planned September 15 at Elk Run hosted by Mrs Henry Schneider and Mrs Fred Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy ‘Woodruff
Ray ‘Gérrabrant
Ray “Kimler
George Moothart
Earl Dean
Guy Barron
Pc Bills
Joyle* Club
Homer Garon
A. B. Smith
Henry Metcalf
Daniel , O'Neil
Community gatherings and events listed for tonight
Tonight schedules include a Homebuilders class at Walnut Street Baptist Church hosted by Mr and Mrs Stanford Woodyard, Mooseheart Legion card party at Moose Hall, Yeomen at K of P Hall, B of L F and E auxiliary picnic supper at Electric Park, St Marys Sewing Circle card party at School Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Stanford Woodyard
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
P. Hall
B. of L. F
Electric Park
St. Mary's
Mrs Marquis and Chas H Rinehart United in Marriage
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Elnora Marquis Cedar Heights and Charles H Rinehart Waterloo. The ceremony occurred at 1 o clock Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs G B Wright Cedar Rapids with few relatives present. Both are employed in the drapery department at James Black Dry Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Marquis
Gedar Heights
Charles H. Rinehart
Waterloo
Allen G. Lichty
Sans Souci
G. B. Wright
Cedar Rapids
Bridge Party Honors Betty Payne Visitor at Cooper Home
Mrs. W. H. Cooper hosted a three table bridge gathering for guest Betty Payne of St. Louis, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Endres. The event featured garden flowers, songs by Mrs. Evan Lichty with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Payne, and favors for Miss Pedicord and Mrs. Lichty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cooper
Bridge
Betty Payne
St. Louis
W. D. Endres
Evan Lichty
Cedar Falls
Payne
Edith Mythaler
Helen Hitchcock
Beulah Jane Mythaler
Pearl Pettis
Belva
June Mythaler
Helen Martin
Florence Moothart
Fern. Mythaler
Virginia Pedicord
Miss Pedicord
Mrs. Lichty
Bertha Arjes Weds Harley Duffield at Independence
Allison, Sept 2. The marriage of Bertha Arjes of Allison and Harley Duffield of Bristow, married July 4 at Independence, was announced. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Morris Roberts of Bristow. The bride, oldest child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Aries, graduated Allison High School last spring. Duffield, son of Mrs Benjamin Weiland of Bristow, is active in Bristow business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Bertha Arjes
Harley Duffield
Bristow
Independence
Morris Roberts
Thomas Aries
Allison High School
Duffield
Benjamin Weiland
Marguerite Smith and Lyle Horton Wed at Waverly
Marguerite Vera Smith daughter of Mrs. Ida M. Smith Waterloo and Lyle Horton were married yesterday at Waverly Ia with Rev T R Callins officiating. The couple now travel to Illinois and will reside after Sept 15 at Greene Ta where Horton runs a produce business. The bride formerly served as secretary to F Willis Jenks. Horton is son of Mrs Olive Horton Sumner Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Lyle Horton
Marguerite Vera Smith
Ida M. Smith
Waterloo
T. R. Callins
Catholic Church
Horton
Illnois
Greene
F. Willis Jenks
Olive Horton
Sumner
Walnut Street Baptist Homebuilders Meet Tonight
Church group Homebuilders of Walnut Street Baptist Church holds a business and social meeting at 8 p m today at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanford Woodyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Stanford Woodyard
Hints in Beauty Care By Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty tips discuss affordable alternatives to expensive cosmetics using lard and plain ice for skin care. The article promotes cleansing with cream, ice rub for facial toning, and mentions home mixtures to reduce hair growth and scalp issues.
Miss McLaughlin Becomes Bride of Martin N. Dayton
In Cedar Falls Iowa on September 2 a wedding was held at 7 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs G B Mornin for their niece Miss Verda Ayleen McLaughlin and Martin N Dayton Dr James A Laurie pastor of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church officiated The bride wore a silver embroidered white net gown with a tulle veil and carried a nosegay of sweetheart roses sweet peas and baby breath The wedding party included bridesmaid Miss Olina Colby and best man George Newman A three course dinner followed at Black's tearoom After the ceremony the couple left for Duluth Minn A separate notice recalls a farewell dinner for Miss Lois McEwan and birthday celebration for Billy Townsend Other social notes include a marriage announcement for Georgia Lembke to Raymond Jones and a Mooseheart Legion card party evening listings and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Mornin
Verda Ayleen Mclaughlin
Martin N. Dayton
James A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
R. E. McLaughlin
Olive Street
Olina Colby
Lake Mills
George Newman
Cedar Fails
Julie Bailey
Mendelssohn
Beulah Frerichs
Ackley
L. S. Alexander
Black
Lois McEwan
University of Iowa
Anna Christensen
Anna Ludke
Florence Wilks
Blanche Watts
Margaret Watts
Irma Washa
Alfreds Wilson
Gladys Patterson
Hilda Gosse
Helen Lyttle
Sybil Seltz
Agnes Neuhalsen
Nellie Corrigan
Two Injured Slightly in Auto Accidents
Harold Schultz aged 14 of 444 Lane Street was slightly hurt at 8 30 a m when his bicycle was struck by a car with license H 12270 registered to Jay A Wemble 2006 Lafayette Street. The bicycle was destroyed. Don Herron of 204 Western Avenue suffered bruises in a collision with a car driven by Arthur Misner of 204 Moir Street at 7 30 a m at Vermont and Second Streets. Herron’s car overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schultz
Lane
Jay A. Wemple
Lafayette Street
Don Herron
Western Avenue
Arthur Misner
Moir Street
Vermont
Second Streets
Herron
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns for patterns order
To obtain the contemporary patterns, send request to Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns include seams. Orders filled as soon as possible, but delivery may take about 10 days after sending order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Flaming colors enrich flower plots in parks
Vibrant beds in Byrnes and Cedar River parks dazzle visitors with reds yellows blues and whites amid generous rainfall and cool weather. The scene features massed geraniums salvia canna petunia and phlox among others. Perennials are dormant while annuals provide a riot of color in formal beds attracting daily visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Cedar River
Byrnes Park
Mike George to Open Gas and Oil Station
Mike George, proprietor of three grocery stores here, will open a gasoline and oil service station Saturday at Fifth and Washington streets. Special concessions will be made to motorists visiting the station Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike George
Fifth
Washington Streets
Local social notes feature travels and visits across several cities
A long list of residents and visitors from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns head for trips and family visits. FR Short and Mrs Short depart for Emden Alabama to see relatives, others tour Colorado and Chicago, with residents attending fairs and cross state visits. Officials from Waterloo attend the state fair with Gov Hammill and Atlantic ocean flyer Cham Berlin. The IC safety car tours multiple towns to demonstrate crosswalk safety. Florence Potter improves after illness as several locals journey to Los Angeles and Cedar Rapids for visits and work. Capt O'Brien plans winter in Phoenix after coordinating church missions in Iowa years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. O'Brien
R. Ferguson
Iowa
J. W. Hartman
Fort Dodge
Washington Park
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Watersloo
Food Store Owner Seeks Bankruptcy Petition Filed
Food store owner Roy 8 Lud wig at 735 Logan Avenue filed for bankruptcy listing debts of 2775.09 with no assets. J EB Jordan, a federal referee for northeast Texas, handles the petition. Unpaid balances cover meats and groceries, with 700 secured by a chattel mortgage on fixtures and equipment. Irwin C. Smith, a farmer in Sumner township, Buchanan County, petitions adjudication of his finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Ludwig
Logan Avenue
J. EB. Jordan
Northeast Towa
Irwin C. Smith
Sumner Township
Buchanan County
Smbimes teleling 611.202.19 note on availability
Fragmentary note mentions peg 91,690 and an amount 9850 with unclear terms. No clear person or organization. context sparse and ambiguous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smbimes
Meylers Return from California Visit
Mrs. M. W. Meyler and accompanying family left Orange township to return to Fresno California after visiting their daughter. Mr. W. Lb. Cunningham remains with relatives in Oklahoma traveling from June. Mr. Baylor plans a short stop at Ponce City to visit a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Gon
W. Lb. Cunningham
Orange Township
Fresno
Cal
Baylor
Ponce City
Okla
Tobacco Demands More Work Than Any Big Crop In Country
Tobacco requires the most labor among major crops in the nation, signaling rising production costs and potential shifts in farm labor demand. Growers face higher harvest and curing requirements, influencing regional farming practices and commodity prices.
Band Plays Tonight at Park Ringside
Band Becker-Chapman posts a concert at Park, Sa, with the American Legion fight card, and ringside seating advertised for tonight's event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post
Ieoiie Park
American Legion
Visitors from Nebraska pay Waterloo visit
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Haddeman and children from Columbus Nebraska are visiting relatives and friends in Waterloo for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Haddeman
Columbus
Neb
Waterloo
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Loyce Thornberry
Wayne Wilcox
Miss Garnet Dill
France
Wilbert
Landau
James Robert
Justate Bridge Club
Janesville
George Smale
Harry Holcomb
So‘ial Band
Society
Mrs. Marquis
Chas. H. Rinehart
Bertha Arjes of
Marguerite Smith
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
A .S
Peggy B. W
Miss McLaughlin
D. C. Lembke
Bates Street
Georgia
Raymond Jones
Mount Pleasant
Lancaster
W. J. Townsend
Cottage Street
R. L. Smith
Billy Townsend
P.m
Reuben Miller
W. W. Weigand
Phlox
Woods
Bridge St
Cirymm gRin
Buchanan
FR. L. Short
Baltimore Street
Emden, al
Mr. Short
Edgar L. Coburn
Augustine
Fla
M. . Coburn
Albert Ferguson
Harrison Street
L. ©. Winsett
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Carl Moline
C. D. Nichols
G. W. Pett
W. 8. Crutcher
Lizzie Inesman
E. L. Moore
Vine Street
Clinton
Frederick
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Ray C. Eggert
John Hammill
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Illinois Central Safety
Charles City
Osage
Florence Potter
First Street
Nk Fielder
Lee
Angelea
Agnes Fielder
Fowler
Grace Haswell
Martha J. Dawson
Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
Locust Street
U.S. A
Heyde
Martin Heyde
Leipzig Grand Opera Co
Lilli Lehmann
Melba
Marghesi
Hans Lissmann
Leipzig Grand Opera
M. Seydel
University Leipzig
E. Sammler
Royal Conservatory
Leipzig
A. Prost
Albert Conrad
Chicago Musical College
Edoardo Sacerdote
Ricardo Martin
New York
Earl Rosenberg
Horner Institute of Music
Kansas City
Wartburg College
Oelwein
Hotel Mealy
Vox
Strodel
Music House
Davidsons Furniture Co
Nebraska
Gruen Guild
Booth-Joseph CO
First National Bank Corner
Gruen
LD Watch
Bridge Street
Commercial St
Florsheim
We Are
Martha. Turner
Edith Molloy
Turner’s Cosmetics
Martha Turner
Lauerman
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