First of a series of social affairs for Miss Vesta Paul
A bridge party at the home of Mrs. Ray Paul and cohosts honored Miss Vesta Paul prior to her upcoming marriage to Roy Rook of Marshalltown this month. Guests included Mrs. Lewis Cobb of Chicago who presented gifts. Miss Paul, daughter of Mrs. Cora Paul, teaches kindergartens and is a Cedar Falls graduate. Roy Rook, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rook, attended Coe College and the University of Minnesota and works as district commercial supervisor for Northwestern Bell. Further prenuptial events will follow.
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 Teachers College
Cedar Falls
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 Co L Wilson home
East Janesville residents gathered yesterday noon for a family reunion and birthday celebration honoring Mrs. Wilson's father Joe Garton on his sixty first birthday. About 61 guests attended from Janesville Waterloo Waverly Cedar Falls Kewanee Jesup Anamosa and nearby areas. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garton Mr. and Mrs. Bert Briden and son Kenneth and other relatives. Will Garton of Anamosa Ia, a brother of the honored guest, was unable to attend.
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
Ceoil Briden
Kewanee
Max Gleason
Jesup
Will Garton
Anamosa
Barther
Milwaukee Wedding Links Fink and Lowinski
Leslie Fink formerly of Waterloo and Irene Lowinski of Milwaukee wed in Milwaukee at 3 30 pm on a Saturday. Relatives attended and a breakfast was served at the bride’s parents’ home. The bride, once with Phoenix Hosiery, now lives in Milwaukee. Fink, East Waterloo High School graduate, works at Muller and Genz Millinery in Milwaukee. They will reside at Beldon apartments after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Fink
Waterloo
Irene Lowinski
Milwaukee
Wis
Phoenix Hosiery Company
Mr. Fink
East Waterloo High School
A. O. Fink
Muller and Genz Millinery Company
Church News With First Presbyterian Women Meeting
The Woman's Working association of First Presbyterian church will hold an all day meeting in the church parlors Wednesday. The aid department meets at 10 45 a m Luncheon served at noon and at 1 15 p m the missionary department will have charge. Mrs H A Bowsen speaks on The Oriental in America and Miss Grace Van Duyn on China Hostesses are Mrs Fred Snorle and Mrs T L Tollefson. The serving committee is Mrs J W Rath and Mrs W J Stevenson. Official board of First Methodist Episcopal church to meet at 730 p m today in the church parlors. Homemakers band and Weavers class of First Baptist church picnic Wednesday noon at A RR McMillan s country home. Members meet 10 a m at Fourth and Jefferson streets. Husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Deartment
Missionary Department
H. A. Bowsen
America
Grace van Duyn
China
Fred Snorle
T. L. Tollefson
J. W. Rath
W. J. Stevenson
First Baptist Church
McMillan
Fourth End
Jefferson Streets
Invitation events at country and garden clubs
Tonight advance notices list an invitation dinner dance at the country club on Tuesday afternoon. L B O E club honors Mrs Robert Overton and garden club honors Mrs W F Parrott. Noble Grand association of Temple Rebekah lodges holds all day with Mrs Clyde Park in Dike. Woman's club library committees meet at the country club. Tuesday evening B and 2 W club meets at club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Overton
W. F. Parrott
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah
Clyde Park
Woman's Club
Country Club
Dinner and Dance at Sunnyside Be Well Attended
One hundred seventy five reservations made for the concluding dinner and dance tonight at Sunnyside Country Club an invitation affair. H M Reed reserved 25, Mr and Mrs George Lichty table for 14, group including J W Koch Dr W Hes Koch Clyde Hinson and Paul Herzberg. Miss Alene Flint arranging party of 6. Karl Glasson with 12 reservations. Dr and Mrs G G Bickley reserved 28, George Shoemaker table for 10. Others include T L Wheeler A J Busby A E Rumsey Nathan Barber C M Young Frank Fish Katharine Orrick Ray Eggert and Robert Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside’ Country Club
H. M. Reed
George Lichty
J. W. Koch
W. Hes Koch
Milwaukee
Wis
A. A. SeDriry
Clyde Hinson
Paul Herzberg
Alene Flint
Karl Glasson
George Shoemaker
T. L. Wheeler
A. J. Busby
A. E. Rumsey
Nathan Barber
C. M. Young
Frank Fish
Katherine Orrick
Ray Eggert
Robert Dobson
Gwendolyn Frost Hosts Shower for Elsie Finlayson
Gwendolyn Frost initiated a series of honor events for Miss Elsie Finlayson who will wed John May Oct. 3. A treasure hunt at Frost’s home featured a central table with two large ships and miniature ships marking each place. Guests included Mrs. Donald Finlayson and Misses Mildred Maisner Louise Wood Fay Goodwin Thelma Kloster Cora Spencer Marie Wolf Helen Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Finlayson
John May
Gwendolyn Frost
Lst
Donald Finlayson
Mildred Maisner
Louise Wood
Fay Goodwin
Thelma Kloster
Cora Spencer
Marie Wolf
Helen Grange
Lee Guest of
Muhr and Ryan Wed in Rockford Illinois
Lucille Muhr of Freeport Illinois and William F Ryan of Waterloo married Saturday in Rockford Illinois by the county judge. Miss Muhr is daughter of Mr and Mrs P A Muhr and Mrs Mary Ryan is mother of the groom. Attendants include Myrtle Gleason and Leo Newland. The couple will reside 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
Myrtle Gleason
Leo Newland
Waterloo
Ryan
Walker Remedy Company
Bath Packing Company
Fourth Street
Alice Clifford Weds Leonard Wolf at Nashua Church
Miss Alice Clifford and Leonard Wolf were married at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua at noon yesterday. Rev. Raymond Grant officiated. Mr Wolf, a brakeman on the Illinois Central railroad, will reside at 190 Tenth Street West after Sept 5. A regular meeting follows with officer practice and initiation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clifford
Waterloo
Leonard Wolf
Orange Township
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
Raymond Grant
Nashua Methodist Episcopal Church
Hints In Beauty Care Marks On The Shen
A dermatology column outlines causes of skin spots including sunburn friction chemicals pregnancy and diseases. It advises seeking underlying causes anemia cures, and mentions treatments from cleansing to electric therapies and polishing routines to reduce pigment and blackheads.
Berniece Kohl Weds Claude Burright in Presbyterian Chapel
Berniece Kohl daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Kohl 807 Walnut street married Claude E Burright on Saturday at 4 pm in First Presbyterian church chapel with Rev Clinton F Smith officiating. Dress navy and shell georgette with pink tea roses. attendant Bertha Hamblin wore a georgette brown ensemble. Best man was Jerome E Burright. Bride a 1923 East High graduate and Cedar Falls teacher trainee. groom a 1924 West High graduate employed by Black Hawk Oil. They plan home at 80733 Walnut street after a motor trip 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 and P W Club Opens Season Tuesday Session
Waterloo B and P W club to hold opening meeting at headquarters tomorrow with reports on national convention in Oakland. President Mrs Elizabeth Kenney to report on board meeting with Miss Bess Nichols, Helen Swinbank, and Catherine McNally attending. dinner planned at 6 30 p m 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 Mary E Schaefer 75th Birthday Observed at J C Schaefer Home
Mrs Mary E Schaefer celebrated her seventy fifth birthday yesterday at the home of her son J C Schaefer south of Waterloo. She has lived in Eagle township for 55 years and was joined by most of her children including Mrs Matt Lellig and Fred W Schaefer with two sons William and Edward away in Minot. The house was decorated in green and white with garden flowers as a large 75 candle cake was cut. Families enjoyed both picnic dinner and supper together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Schaefer
J. C. Schaefer
Waterloo
Schaefer
Eagle Township
Minot
N. D
Matt Lellig
Deward 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 dinner and diversions with extended family. Legacy ties note Glaseners moving west in 1880 and annual reunions. Sunshine Rebekah Past Noble Grands set tomorrow reception in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Park
Glasener-Flickinger-Heichel
Washington Park
Cedar Falls
W. M. Glasener
Waterloo
Elias Flickinger
Hudson
J. L. Heichel
Easterday
Ohio
Glaseners
Sunshine Rebekah
O. O. F.vhall
Normal Outlook on Life Aims at Common Sense in Education
Julius Boraas, head of education at St Olaf College, told the Black Hawk county teachers institute that a normal view of life promotes tolerance and democracy. He urged teachers to study cause and effect, engage with parents, and avoid speculative spending to stretch meager salaries. Four hundred teachers were expected. the institute closes with rural and town teachers attending 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. E. Jewett
J. Arthur Young
First M. E. Church
General Assembly
C. A. Fullerton
State Teachers College
Eulalie Turner
BE. W. Goeth
Independence Banker Joins Dubuque Firm
A. C. Burnell of Independence will join Rand Kardex Service on October 1 after careers at First National Bank and Farmers State Bank. He will split duties between the Dubuque office and road work, as the firm expands its office supplies and equipment business. Earl Arbogast named assistant cashier at Independence National Bank to succeed Burnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
A.C
Local notices of travel and visits around Waterloo
The column lists families and individuals traveling or visiting across states and cities from Waterloo. It mentions Buchanan optical ad in the Y Building, Lee Faulkner and Blanche Klingaman driving to the Dells, Strayers with a Bayarg Street address leaving by rail to Niagara Falls, Elwin and Edwin Moore planning a Vermont trip, T. M. Buchanan family visiting St Paul and Minneapolis, Hubert Miller visiting Waterloo from Nashville, Dr. H. A. Boysen and relatives returning from Minnesota, Mrs. Nauman and daughter Emily visiting from Pittsburgh, the Johnsons visiting from Los Angeles, and others visiting relatives in Waterloo. It also notes Otto Runte arriving to work at Lauerman’s, limited health update on Mrs. Silas Northey, and appointments and visits by Dr. S. F. Heverly, F. & Pettit’s visit from Chicago, and Herman C. Miller speaking on compulsory automobile insurance at Hotel Russell-Lamson luncheon, with Martha McCormick to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin
Edwin Moore
Third -Avenue West
Toaight
Vermont
T. M. Buchanan
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Herman C. Miller
Akiwanis Club
Russell- Lamson
Martha McCormick
Harold Smith
Mrs Lilla Alford Funeral Services This Afternoon
Mrs Lilla Alford to be laid to rest at 2 p m at the family home 325 Franklin with two sons two grandsons and two other relatives as bearers Honorary bearers include J M Graham F L Benedict F J Eighmey George E Lichty Herbert M Reed and Alfred Longley Services to be led by Dr E d Lockwood with assistance from Dr Earl A Roadman Mrs Alford longtime member of Grace Methodist Episcopal church over 50 years Relatives in attendance include Mrs Lewis E Johnson Bethlehem Pa and Mrs W P Powell St Petersburg Fla all children except Robert of California due to late telegram Justice J Howard Gates Pierre S D attended Also Happy Hour club members attend In a separate note a lightning flash wastes electricity worth 3000 at current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Alford
Franklin Street
EB. T. Alford
Lore Alford
Williston Alford
Ricker Alford
Waterloo
Hubert, Carr
Clarence Brown
Manchester
J. M. Graham
F. L. Benedict
F. J. Eighmey
George E. Lichty
Herbert M. Reed
Alfred Longley
E. d. Lockwood
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Alford
Lewis E. Johnson
Bethlehem
W. P. Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robert
California
J. Howard Gates
Pierre
S. D
State Supreme Court
Happy Hour Club
Waterloo residents embark on Midwest and Canada visits
Tor born in Grundy county plans a visit to an aunt before returning home. Mr and Mrs A M Nemechk and Shirley 428 Cherry street Mrs Frank Chesebro 157 Logan avenue and Miss Arline Nicholas 426 Fourth street east have left by car for Chicago and Toledo where they will visit. Rev Warren L Steeves and Mrs Steeves left for Moncton New Brunswick boyhood home of the minister. They will be away two weeks. Mr and Mrs B H Simmons left for Omaha after visiting Mrs Simmons parents at 524 Sunset road. Fred Simmons of Omaha also stayed with the Kober family during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Grundy County
A. M. Nemechk
Shirley
Cherry Street
Frank Chesebro
Logan Avenue
Arline Nicholas
Fourth Street
Chicago
Toledo
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Steeves
Moncton
New Brunswick
Mr. Steeves
Old Village
B. H. Simmons
Omaha
Neh
Shipley Parley Concludes Today at Sterling Store
The Shipley organization wraps up its two day ninth annual convention in Sterling with managers and salespeople from 15 Iowa stores discussing advertising budgets costs and selling methods. About 70 representatives attended from Mason City Osage Fort Dodge Garner Cedar Falls Waterloo and other towns. Speakers covered budgeting advertising buying training selling costs and store appearance with officers elected and merit caps awarded. A 1:30 dinner closed the event after a day and a half of sessions 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. C. Nelson
C. A
R. A. Westcott
Fort Dodge
R. ©. Nelson
Sovereign of the Seas Sets Record Speed Across Seas
The sailing vessel Sovereign of the Seas reportedly covered 437 miles in a single day, marking a remarkable feat of maritime speed and endurance for the era.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Garton
Co. L. Wilson Home
Leslie Fink
Wisconsin
Church News
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Society
Sunnyside
William Ryan
Rockford, II
D. O
Memorial Hall
Edna Bent Forbes
Berniece Kohl
M. Schaefer
Helen Gould
United
A. J. Artus
King’s Daughters
Mayme Gellagher
Silver Cross Circle
Richmond Schear
B. G. Leffler
Western Avenue
Leffler Gilbert
W.B
Moose Hall
AIM OF
Dubuque
BSRI
Buchanan’s
Lee Faulkner
Blanche Klingaman
the Dells
P. R. Strayer
Bayarg Street
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Hubert Miller
Nashville
Tenn
H. A. Boysen
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 Clothing
Eerl Snyder
Fulton
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
Julius Doscher
Arnold
Adelbert
Crete
Henry Nauman
Walnut Court Apartments
University of Illinois At Champaign
Otto Runte
Kaukauna, Wis
Paul Sardesen
Lauerman Bros. Company
Silas Northey
Wellington Street
S. F. Heverly
Third Street West
Hilla Heverly
Center Point
F.&. Pettit
Adrian College
Adrian
Mich
John Proctor
Lockport
Frank Clark
Proc
Black Mank Co
St. Mary's School
Sacred Heart School
St. John’s School
Our Lady of Victory
Lutheran
Warwick’s
Black’s
Iowa
Side Street
Jefferson Street
D. B. Phelps
Entz Cafe
Basement First National Bank
Unique Cleaners
Moore's
Moore
ELZER
Furniture
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
Locust Street
St. Louis
U.S. A
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