Miss Vesta Paul Prepares for March Wedding in Cedar Falls
A bridge party hosted by Mrs. Ray Paul Mrs. Ben Howrey Jr and Mrs. Ivan Powers welcomed Miss Vesta Paul bride elect daughter of Mrs Cora Paul 112 Franklin Cedar Falls The couple to wed this month in a series of prenuptial events Miss Paul taught kindergarten at Lincoln Cedar Falls and is a Cedar Falls Peaches graduate Mrs Rook son of Marshalltown attended Coe College and completed at the University of Minnesota He is district commercial supervisor for Northwestern Bell Telecom Miss Paul to be feted in forthcoming affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Paul
Roy Rook
Marshalltown
Ray Paul
Ben Howrey, Jr
Ivan Powers
Miss Paul
Lewis Cobb
Chicago
Cora Paul
Franklin Street
Iowa State Peaches College
Cedar Falls
V. G. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Lincoln School
Rook
William Rook
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
University of Minnesota
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Paul
Birthday Party Honors Joe Garton at Wilson Home
Mr and Mrs C L Wilson of East Janesville hosted a family reunion for Joe Garvan at their farm yesterday noon to mark his sixty first birthday. Seated guests included many Janesville residents and relatives from Waterloo Waverly Cedar Falls Bewanee Jesup Anamosa Ia with absent host Will Garton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wilson
East
Janesville
Lynn Briden
Claude Padget
Fred Webster
Stuart Freeman
Sherman Freeman
C. W. Hutton
Clifford Hutton
Waterloo
Earl Caine
Waverly
B. T. Moon
Cedar Falls
Cecil Briden
Bewanee
Max Gleason
Jesup
Will Garton
Anamosa
Barther
Leslie Fink and Irene Lowinski Wed in Wisconsin
Leslie H. Fink formerly of Waterloo and Miss Irene Lowinski of Milwaukee wed in Milwaukee at 8 30 p m relatives present. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The bride, formerly with Phoenix Hosiery, and the groom, a Milwaukee millinery firm employee, plan to reside at Beldon apartments after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Fink
Irene Lowinski
Wisconsin
Leslie H. Fink
Waterloo
Irene Lowinsii
Milwaukee
Wis
Phoenix Hosiery Company
Mr. Fink
East Waterloo High School
A. O. Fink
Miler and Genz Millinery Company
Church Groups Plan All Day Meeting in City Parlors
The Women's Working association of First Presbyterian church schedules an all day session in church parlors on Wednesday with the aid department at 10:45 am and a noon luncheon. At 1:15 pm the missionary department leads with talks by Mrs. H. A. Bowsen on The Oriental in America and Miss Grace Van Duyn on China. Hostesses are Mrs. Fred Sporle and Mrs. T. L. Tollefson. Serving committee members are Mrs. J. W. Rath and Mrs. W. J. Stevenson. Official board of the First Methodist Episcopal church meets at 7:30 pm in the church parlors. Homemakers band and Weavers' class of the First Baptist church plan a picnic Wednesday noon at A. R. McMilan's country home. Members meet at 11 am at Fourth and Jefferson streets to go together. Husbands are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Department
H. A. Bowsen
America
Grace van Duyn
China
Fred Sporle
T. L. Tollefson
First Baptist Church
A. R. McMilan
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Tuesday Club Events List At Local Organizations
Tuesday afternoon features L B O E club with Mrs Robert Over ton and garden club with Mrs W F Parrott. Past Noble Grand association of Temple Rebekah lodges hosts all day with Mrs Clyde Park. Woman's club library committees meet at Country club. Tuesday evening includes B and P W club at Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Overton
W. F. Parrott
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah
Clyde Park, Dike
Woman's Club
Country Club
P. W
Dinner and Dance at Sunnyside Well Attended
One hundred seventy five reservations have been made for the concluding dinner and dance tonight at Sunnyside Country club an invitation affair. H M Reed has reserved for 25 and Mr and Mrs George Lichty request a table for 14. Several groups include J W Koch Dr W HY Koch of Milwaukee Wis Dr A A Hoffman Clyde Hinson and Paul Herzberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
H. M. Reed
George Lichty
J. W. Koch
W. HY
Koch
Milwaukee
Wis
A. A. Hoffman
Clyde Hinson
Paul Herzberg
Alene Flint
Earl Glasson
W.G. Walker
Paul Sardeson
G. G. Bickley
George Shoemaker
T. L. Wheeler
A. J. Busby
A. E. Rumsey
Nathan Barber
C. M. Young
Frank Fish
Katherine Orrick
Ray Eggert
Robert Dobson
Shower Honors Elsie Finlayson Pre-Wedding Event
Gwendolyn Frost hosts a party for Elsie Finlayson ahead of her October wedding to John May. A treasure hunt at Frost’s home featured a center table with a ship centerpiece and miniature ships marking each guest’s place, with yellow and orchid appointments. Guests included Mrs. Donald Finlayson and Misses Mildred Maisner Louise Wood Fay Goodwin Thelma Kloster Cora Spencer Marie Wolf and Helen Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Finlayson
John May
Gwendolyn Frost
Donald Finlayson
Mildred Maisner
Louise Wood
Fay Goodwin
Thelma Kloster
Cora Spencer
Marie Wolf
Helen Grange
Ohe
Muhr and Ryan Wed in Rockford Illinois
Lucille Muhr of 187 Tenth Street West in Freeport and William F. Ryan of 1010 Commercial Street were married Saturday in Rockford by the county judge. Mrs Myrtle Gleason and Leo Newland attended. Mrs Ryan worked for Walker Remedy. Mr Ryan in Bath Packing shipping. They will live temporarily at 503 1 2 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Muhr
Tenth Street West
P. A. Muhr
Freeport
William F. Ryan
Mary Ryan
Commercial Street
Rockford, IL
Myrtle Gleason
Leo Newland
Waterloo
Ryan
Walker Remedy Company
Bath Packing Company
Fourth Street
Alice Clifford Weds Leonard Wolf at Little Brown Church
Miss Alice Clifford of Waterloo and Leonard Wolf of Orange Township married yesterday at noon at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. Rev. Raymond Grant conducted the ceremony. Mr. Wolf works as a brakeman for the Illinois Central railroad. They will reside at 190 Tenth Street West after Sept 5. Regular meeting in Memorial hall tomorrow includes officer practice, initiation, and postponed election. A reception for new members will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clifford
Waterloo
Leonard Wolf
Orange Township
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
Raymond Grant
Nashua Methodist Episcopal Church
D. O
Memorial Hall
Hints In Beauty Care Marks On The Shen
A medical column outlines many causes of skin marks or chloasma, noting non liver origins such as irritation, sun exposure, chemicals, and heat. It describes two main types, links pregnancy and disease to pigment spots, and suggests cures from anemia treatment to skin therapies including bleaching caution, electric treatments, and skincare routines. It also offers practical steps for clearing blackheads via hot compresses, cleansing, and cold rinses, plus dietary advice to limit sweets.
Berniece Kohl and Claude Burright Wed in Church Ceremony
Berniece Kohl daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Kohl of 807 Walnut street wed Claude E Burright on Saturday at 4 pm in the chapel of First Presbyterian church. Rev Clinton F Smith officiated the fall navy and shell georgette gown bride carried pink tea roses and swainsona. Bertha Hamblin of Waverly attended in brown georgette. Best man was Jerome E Burright. The couple will reside at 80732 Walnut street after a motor trip through the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kohl
John E. Kohl
Walnut Street
Claude E. Burright
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton F. Smith
Bertha Hamblin
Waverly
Jerome E. Burright
B P W Club Opens Season With Reports From Oakland
Waterloo B and P W Club begins season with opening session on Tuesday at club headquarters. Reports from the national convention in Oakland and the state board meeting will be presented by Mrs. Alice Warsaw Miss Mildred Gleason and Miss Ada Slifer with Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney presiding. Dinner at 6 30 p m served by committee led by Mrs H B Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice S. Warsaw
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Mildred Gleason
Ada Slifer
Oakland
Elizabeth Kenney
Mrs M Schaefer Honored at J C Schaefer Home
Mrs Mary E Schaefer celebrated her seventy fifth birthday at the home of her son J C Schaefer south of Waterloo. A large cake with 75 candles marked the milestone as all children except two were present. The family, long residents of Eagle township, enjoyed green and white decorations and a picnic dinner and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Schaefer
J. C. Schaefer
Waterloo
Schaefer
Eagle Township
Minot
N. D
Matt Lellig
Dewar
Carl
J. C
John
Fred W
P. J. Schaefer
William Schneider
Sixty at Family Reunion Today at Cedar Falls Park
The Glasener Flickinger Heichel family reunion gathers about 60 at Washington park Cedar Falls for a basket dinner and diversions. Gleseners dates to 1880 expansion. annual reunion continues with social events and local lodge notices in Waterloo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Park
Glasener-Flickinger-Heichel
Washington Park
Cedar Falls
W. M. Glesener
Waterloo
Elias Flickinger
Hudson
J. L. Heichel
Easterday
Ohio
Gleseners
Funeral services for Mrs. Lilla Alford this afternoon
The funeral is set for 2 p m at the family home 325 Franklin street with two sons Lore Williston and Ricker Alford plus Dr B T Alford and Hubert Carr and Clarence Brown as bearers. Honorary bearers include J M Graham F L Benedict F J Eighmery George E Lichty and Alfred Longley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Alford
Franklin Street
B. T. Alford
Lore Alford
Williston Alford
Ricker Alford
Waterloo
Hubert Carr
Clarence Brown
Manchester
J. M. Graham
F. L. Benedict
F. J. Eighmery
George E. Lichty
Herbert
Robert
California
J. Howard Gaits
Pierre
State Supreme Court
Happy Hour Club
Normal View of Life Urged for Education by Boraas
Julius Boraas, head of education at St Olaf College, told the Black Hawk county teachers Institute that a normal view of life helps avoid bias and fanaticism. He champions common sense in education to strengthen democracy, warns against centralization, and urges teachers to study cause and effect while engaging with parents. Four hundred teachers were expected. sessions continued with rural and town educators through tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Boraas
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
Bornas
United States
A. EB. Jewett
J. Arthur Young
First M. E. Church
General Assembly
C. A. Fullerton
State Teachers College
Eulalie Turner
EB. W. Goeth
Independence Banker Joins Dubuque Firm
A.C. Burnell of Independence will join Rand Kardex Service on October 1 after a career at First National Bank and Farmers State Bank. He will work partly at the Dubuque office and on the road for the office supplies firm. Following his resignation, Earl Arbogast was named assistant cashier at the local bank. Apples form the most valuable fruit crop in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
Dubuque
Complete optical service at Buchanan's Y Building
A Waterloo newspaper item lists local travel and visits. The Lee Faulkner family and Miss Blanche Kiingaman drove to The Dells in Wisconsin. Several residents plan trips to Niagara Falls Vermont Illinois Minnesota and Chicago. Community notices include visits by hotel officials, students, and local business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Faulkner
Blanche Kiingaman
The
Dells
Wisconsin
Shipley Parley Concludes Today At Sterling Store
Store managers and salespeople from Shipley organized its ninth annual convention at the Sterling store in OsKaloosa today. About 70 representatives from Mason City OsKaloosa Fort Dodge and other Iowa towns attended. Speakers covered budgeting advertising buying and selling costs with plans for staff training and store appearance. Officers were elected and merit caps awarded at a 1 30 dinner following a day and a half of meetings and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Sterling
Kaloosa
Webster City
Ames
Iowa Falls
Grundy Center
Montezuma
Mason City
Os Fort Dodge
Garner
Cedar Falls
Goldfield
Waterloo
W. V. Shipley
R. G C. Nelson
C. A
R. A. Westcott
Fort Dodge
R. ©. Nelson
Sovereign of the Seas Once Made 437 Miles in One Day
A sailing vessel named Sovereign of the Seas reportedly achieved a remarkable 437 mile distance in a single day highlighting its speed and endurance during historic voyages.
Electricity Waste Costs Two Thousand Dollars in Flicker
A brief surge of normal brightness caused a sudden electricity loss valued at about $2,000 at present prices. The incident highlights demand and cost concerns tied to brief power surges and energy efficiency.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Garton
Church News
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Society
Sunnyside
William Ryan
Edna Bent Forbes
Berniece Kohl
M. Schaefer
Sunshine Rebekah
Helen Gould
United
A. J. Artus
King’s Daughters
Mayme Gellagher
Silver Grass Circle
Richmond Schear
EB. G. Leffler
Western Avenue
Leffler Gilbert
W.B. A
Moose Hall
AIM OF
Sriz
Buchanan's
P. R. Strayer
Bayarg Street
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Elwin
Edwin Moore
Third -Avenue West
Vermont
Ill
T. M. Buchanan
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Hubert Miller
Nashville
Tenn
H. A. Boysen
J. W. Rath
James M. Graham
Oliver Stevenson
J. ©. Trumbauer
Minnesota
C. B. Redmond
Emily
Pittsburgh
George W. Nauman
Sans Souci
Louis Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Johnson
Scane
Earl Snyder
Tve
Fulton, I
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
Julius Doescher
Arnold and
Adelbert
Crete
Henry Nauman
Walnut Court Apartments
University of Winds At Champaign
Otto Runte
Kaukauna, Wis
Paul Sardesen
Lauerman Bros. Company
Silas Worthey
Wellington — Street
S. F. Heverly
Third Street West
Ella W Heverly
Center Point
F. S. Pettit
Adrian College
Adrian
Mich
Herman C. Miller
Kiwanis Club
Russell- Lamson
Martha McCormick
Harold Smith
John Proctor
Lockport
Frank Clark
Proc
Tor
Grundy County
A. M. Nemechk
Shirley
Cherry Street
Frank Chesebro
Logan Avenue
Arline Nicholas
Toledo
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Steeves
Moncton
New Brunswick
Mr. Steeves
Old Village
B. H. Simmons
Omaha
Neb
Black Hawk Co
St. Mary’s School
Sacred Heart School
St. John’s School
Our Lady of Victory
Lutheran
Warwick’s
Black’s
Iowa
Jefferson Street
D. B. Phelps
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Unique Cleaners
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Moore Livingsan
Wrey
Moore's
Teeson
Moore
Alcore
Ekasy
Elzer’ Furniture
Innner
Seventeen
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
Locust Street
St. Louis
U.S. A
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