Miss Vesta Paul to Wed Roy Rook in Marshalltown
Society notes announce the first in a series of preludes to the wedding of Miss Vesta Paul to Roy Rook of Marshalltown. A Saturday bridge party at Miss Paul’s home honored the couple. favors and guest lists went to Miss Paul and Mrs. Lewis Cobb of Chicago. Miss Paul, daughter of Mrs. Cora Paul, is a Cedar Falls State Teachers College graduate who taught kindergarten in Lincoln School. Roy Rook, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rook, attended Coe College and the University of Minnesota, where he joined Phi Delta Theta and works as a commercial supervisor for Northwestern Bell. Further prewedding events are listed for the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta
Paul
Roy Rook
Marshalltown
Ray Paul
Ben Howrey
Ivan Powers
Cedar Falls
Vv. O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Lingoln School
Gedar Falls
Rook
William Rook
Coa College
Gedar Rapiis
University of Minnesota
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Northwestern Bell Telephony , Company
Miss Paul
Birthday Party Honors Joe Garton at Wilson Home
Mr and Mrs C L Wilson Hastingsville entertained sixty one guests at a family reunion honoring Joe Garton for his sixty first birthday anniversary. Attendees included multiple families from Janesville Waterloo Cedar Falls Kewanee Anamosa and Jesup among others with Will Garton unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. Wilson
Dunesville
B. T. Moon
Cedar Falls
Geoif Briden
Kewanee
Max Gleason
Jesup
Will. Garton
Anamosa
Fink and Lowinski Wed in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Leslie H. Fink formerly of Waterloo and Miss Irene Lowinski of Milwaukee were married in Milwaukee at 8 30 p m Saturday in the presence of relatives. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The bride, formerly with Phoenix deter company, now in Milwaukee, and Mr Fink, a Hast Waterlog High School graduate, are to reside at the Beldon apartments Milwaukee after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Fink
Waterloo
Irene Lowinski
Milwaukee
Wis
Phoenix Deters Company
Ifr
Fink
Hast Waterlog High School
A. Q. Fink
Thts
Miller
Geng Millinery Comepany
Church News All Day Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church hosts an all day meeting with the old department gathering at 10 45 a m and a noon luncheon. The missionary and foreign topics include The Oriental in America and China led by Mrs H A Bowsen and Miss Grice Van Duyn. Homemakers bread and Weavers class join a picnic at A RR McMillan’s, with husbands invited. Official board of First Methodist Episcopal meets at 7 30 p m in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
H. A. Bowsen
America
Grice van Duyn
China
Fred Sporle
T. L .Tollefson
J. W. Rath
W. J. Stevenson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
A. RR
McMillan's
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Dinner and Dance at Sunnyside Will Be Well Attended
One hundred seventy five reservations have been made for the concluding dinner and dance tonight at Sunnyside Country club. The event includes numerous parties and hosts on the subscription plan, with several out of town guests to be complimented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
H. M. Reed
George Lichty
J. W. Koch
W. H. Roch
Milwaukee
Wis
A. A. Hoffman
Clyde Hinson
Paul Yerzberg
Alene Flint
Earl Glasson
Wy.c. Walker
Paul Sardeson
G. G. Birkley
George Shoemaker
T. L. Wheeler
A. d. Busby
A.B. Bumsey
Nathan Barber
GC. M. Young
Frank Fish
Katherine Orrick
Ray Eggert
Robert Dobson
Gwendolyn Frost Hosts Shower for Elsie Finlayson
Gwendolyn Frost begins a series of events for Elsie Finlayson ahead of her October wedding to John May. A treasure hunt at Frost’s home featured a table centerpiece of three large ship models and miscellaneous gifts for the guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Finlayson and several young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Finlayson
John May
Misa Givendolyn Frost
Donald Finlayson
Mildred Maisner
Louise Wood
Fay Goodwin
Thelma Kloster
Cora Spencer
Marie Wolf
Helen Grange
Muhr and Ryan Wed in Rockford Ill Marriage
Lucille Muhr of 187 Tenth Street West and William F. Ryan of 1016 Commercial Street were married Saturday in Rockford by the county judge. Miss Myrtle Gleason and Leo Newland attended, and the couple will reside temporarily at 503 1-2 Fourth Street West. Mrs Ryan has worked for Walker Remedy. he in shipping at Bath Packing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Muhr
Tenth Street West
P. A. Muhr
Freeport
Ill
William F. Ryan
Mary Ryan
Commercial Street
Rockford
Myrtle Gleason
Leo Newland
Waterloo
Rian
Walker Remedy Company
Bath Packing Campans
Fourth Street
Alice Clifford Weds Leonard Wolf in Vale near Nashua
Miss Alice Clifford Gilford of Waterloo married Leonard Wolf of Orange township at the Lillie Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua at high noon yesterday. Rev. Reymond Grant officiated. Mr. Wolf works as a brakeman on the Central railroad. The couple will reside at 100 Tenth Street West after Sept. 5. A regular meeting follows with officers to be present and initiation to be conducted. Election of officers postponed. reception for new members after the meeting with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gilford
Waterloo
Leonard Wolf
Orange Township
Lillie Brown
the Vale
Nashua
Reymond Grant
Methorchist Episcopal Church
Wolf
iTboots Central Railroad
Tenth Street
Memorial Hall
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Steeves
Moncton
New Brunswick
Mr. Steeves
Old Village
B. H. Simmons
Omaha
Neh
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Advice on skin spots caused by irritation hormones pregnancy and sun exposure. Discusses types of spots called chloasma and others from diabetes anemia and thyroid issues. Suggests treatments from cleansing to cosmetic and electric therapies, and a method for clearing blackheads with hot cloths and cleansing cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
KE. J. S
Berniece Kohl and Claude E Burright Wed in Chapel Ceremony
Berniece Kohl daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Kohl of 807 Walnut street married Claude E Burright on Saturday afternoon at 4 in the First Presbyterian church chapel. Rev Clinton F Smith officiated with a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a fall costume of navy and shell georges and pink tea roses. Attendant Miss Bertha Hamblin wore brown Georges ensembles. Best man was Jerome E Burbight. Mrs Burright is a 1923 East High graduate, attended Iowa State Teachers College. groom, a 1924 West High graduate, works for Black Hawk Oil. After a short motor trip they will reside October 1 at 607 Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kohl
John E. Kohl
Walnut Street
Claude E. Burright
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton F. Smith
Bertha Hamblin
Waverly
Opening Session Guided by Waterlo o B and P W Club
Waterloo B and P W Club meets Tuesday for its first senior session at the club headquarters. Reports from the national convention in Oakland last July will be shared by Mrs. Alice S Warsaw Miss Mildred Gleason and Miss Ada Slifer. Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney will report on the national board meeting. Dinner at 6 30 p m served by a committee led by Mrs H B Paylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice S. Warsaw
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Mildred Gleason
Ada Slifer
Oakland
Elizabeth Kenney
Mrs M Schaefer Celebrates Seventy Fifth Birthday
Mrs Mary E Schaefer marked her 75th birthday yesterday at the home of her son J C Schaefer south of Waterloo. An Eagle township resident for 55 years her rooms were decorated in green and white with garden flowers a 75 candy topped cake was cut. All children except William and Edward Minot ND were present with their families for a prenuptial dinner and picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Schaefer
J. C. Schaefer
Waterloo
Schaefer
Eagle Township
Edward
Minot
N.D
Matt Lellig
Dewar
Carl
J. C. John
Fred W
FP. J. Schaefer
William Schneider
Sixty at Family Reunion Today at Cedar Falls Park
The Glasener Flickinger Heichel families host an annual reunion at Washington Park Cedar Falls with about 60 attendees for a basket dinner and diversions. Attendees include W M Glasener Waterloo Elias Flickinger Hudson and J L Heichel Cedar Falls who trace settler roots since 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Park
Glasener-Flickinger-Heichel
Washington Park
Cedar Falls
W. M. Glasener
Waterloo
Elias Flickinger
Hudson
J. L. Heichel
Oho
Glaseners
Mrs Lilla Alford Funeral Services This Afternoon
Mrs Lilla Alford's funeral begins at 2 p m today at the family home 326 Franklin street with two sons two grandsons and two other relatives acting as bearers including Dr E T Alford Lore Alford Williston Alford and Ricker Alford Waterlow and Hubert Garr and Clarence Brown Manchester Honorary bearers listed led by J M Graham F L Benedict F J Highmey George E Lichty Herbert M Reed and Alfred Longley Dr FE J Lockwood assisted by Dr Earl A Roadman of Grace Methodist Episcopal church officiating Mrs Alford a longtime member guests include Mrs Lewis E Johnson Bethlehem Pa and Mrs W P Powell St Petersburg Fla all children present except Robert of California telegram delay and Justice J Howard Gates Pierre S D attending also Happy Hour club members in attendance. The piece ends with a stray line about a lightning rash of ordinary intensity bonles electricity worth 2000 at current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Alford
Franklin Street
E. T. Alford
Lore Alford
Williston Alford
Ricker Alford
Waterlow
Hubert Garr
Clarence Brown
Manchester
J. M. Graham
F. L. Benedict
F. J. Highmey
George E. Lichty
Robert
California
Garation
J. Howard Gates
Pierre
State Supreme Court
Happy Hour
Normal Outlook on Life Aims at Common Schools
Julius Boraas, educator from St Olaf and Minnesota board member, addresses Black Hawk county teachers at West High School on Common Sense in Education. He argues a normal view of life reduces bias and fosters democracy by decentralizing power, urging teachers to engage with parents and study cause and effect while managing money wisely. About 400 teachers attended. sessions include church pastor J Arthur Young and Prof. G A Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Boreas
Department of Education
St. Olaf's College
Northfield
Minn
Black Hawk County
Teachers’ Institute
West High School
Boraas
Minnesota State Board of Education
Iowa State University
Borans
United States
A. E. Jewett
J. Arthur Young
First M. E. Church
General Assembly
G A. Fullerton
State Teachers College
Eulalie Turner
Julius Boraas
E. W. Goeteh
Independence Banker Joins Dubuque Firm
Independence banker A G Burnell will join Rand Kardex Service in Dubuque starting Oct 1. A former First National Bank clerk and longtime Lamont assistant cashier, he will split duties between the Dubuque office and road work. The firm specializes in office supplies and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Independence
A.G. Burnell
Rand Kerdex
Burnell
First National Bank
Farmer's State Bank
Lamont
City in Brief wrapble optical service ad at Buchanan's Blige
Optical service advertisement appears at Buchanan's Blige with wrapble branding. The notice mentions an optician offering eye care products and services. No clear date or full details are given in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan’s
Diverse summer travels in Waterloo and beyond
A long list of Waterloo residents and guests travels by rail, automobile, or road to destinations including Wisconsin Dells Niagara Falls Vermont Minnesota Chicago Toledo and Moncton New Brunswick. Families and individuals recount visits with relatives and friends, work moves, and vacations across multiple states and provinces.
Shipley Parley Concludes Today at Sterling Store
Store managers and sales staff of the Shipley organization wrapped up a two day ninth annual convention at the Sterling store discussing advertising budgets costs and selling methods. About 70 representatives from Kaloosa Webster City Ames Town Falls Grundy Center Montezuma Mason City Osage Dodge Garner Cedar Falls Goldfield and Waterloo attended. W V Shipley presided as program for store managers with speakers including R C Nelson C A Hinman Frank H Burgert W H Nelson John McMillan Lee Hughes W H Plumb Dan Ditch and R A Westcott. Election of officers reports and merit cap awards closed the event after a 1:30 dinner with toastmaster C Nelson. The Sterling store opened the gathering and the afternoon included fellowship and entertainment. The sailing vessel Sovereign of the Seas was noted for its 437 mile one day voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Sterling
Kaloosa
Webster City
Ame3
Town Falls
Grundy Center
Montezuma
Mason City
Osort Dodge
Garner
Cedar Falls
Goldfield
Waterloo
W. V. Shipley
R. C. Nelson
Masonry
C. A
R. A. Westcott
Fort Dodge
C. Nelson
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Vesta Paul
Society
Sanitation
Robert Over
Joe Garton
C. L. Wilson
Leslie Fink
Wisconsin
Church News
Sunnyside
Gwendolyn Frost
William Ryan
Rockford, Ill
Alice Clifford
Berniece Kohl
M. Schaefer
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo U
Hélen Gould
Plente
J. Artus
King's Daughters
Mayme Gallagher
Silver Cross Circle
Richmond Schear
BE. G. Leffler
Western Avenue
Leffler Gilbert
Thimblebee
Moose Hall
Boreas
Dubuque
Lee Faulkner
Blanche Klingaman
the Dells
P. R. Strayer
Bayang Street
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Hubert Miller
Nashville
Tenn
H. A. Boysen
James M. Graham
Oliver Stevenson
J. O. Trumbauer
Minnesota
Redmond
Emily
Pittsburgh
George W. Nauman
Sans Souci
Newman
Louis Johnson
Los Angeles
Cat
Johnson
Scane
Earl Snyder
Fullan
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
Julius Doscher
Arnold
Adelbert
Crete
Henry Nauman
Walnut Court
University of Minois
Champaign
Otto Runte
Kaukauna
Wisi
Gulies
Itn
Paul Sardesen
Lauerman Bros. Company
Silasworthey
Wellington Street
S. F. Heverly
Vhird Street
Ella Heverly
Genter Point
Weft
Minneapolis
F. S. Pettit
Chicago
Adrian Colege
Adrian Mich
Herman C. Miller
Kiwanis Club
Russell Lamson
Martha McCormick
Harold Smith
John Procter
Lockport
Frank Clark
Proc
Ter
Grundy County
A. M. Nemecek
Shirley
Gherry Street
Frank Chesebro
Logan Avenue
Arline Nicholas
Toledo
Chesebro
Virgil
Black Hawk Co
St. Mary's School
Sacred Heart
St. John's School
Our Lady of Victory
Lutheran
Warwick
Black
Side Street
Jefferson Street
D. B. Phelps
Entz Cafe
Unique Cleaners
Sk Te Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Alledag Goon
Seur
Aquaeae
Meares Grint
Shiuin
Nea
Wey Bhek
Moore's
Moore’s
Moore
Alcore
Bezer’s
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
Locust Street
St. Louis
U.S. A
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