Marriage of Miss Ellen Brewhart to Burton J Kinsel
The wedding will be held at 8 pm at the couple’s home 123 Rhey street with about 40 relatives and friends attending. Dr J R Macartney will perform the ceremony, and the decor features a yellow and white bower, daisies, ferns, and a bell of flowers. An evening supper in blue and white follows the ceremony. The bride wears turquoise blue crepe with Venetian lace. her cousin Miss Naomi Stewart is honor maid. The couple will take a short motor trip before settling in Waterloo Iowa after September 1.
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Ellen Brewhart
D. C. Stewart
Burton J. Kinsel
J. S. Kinsel
Rhey Street
J. R.macartney
Ethel i Lachess
Mabel Thomson
Eudora
Stewart
Denver
Colo
Naomi Stewart
C. R. V. Bassarear
R. F. Bartz
Maines
Cviher
Iowa
Waterloo
Lake Mills
East High School
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Kinsel
East High
Waterloo College of Comemerce
York Tire Company
Peter Wilingson
Red Wing
Minn
Walter Stewart
Mason City
Fred Allen
Daughters of Veterans Hold Social Hour at Memorial Hall
Memorial hall hosted a Daughters of Veterans meeting last evening with 24 attendees including four comrades. The event concluded a social hour following the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
The Evergreen Cheer Ed the Oak Tree Part II
The Sandman Story recounts the forest debate as Big Oak trembles at being named the forest’s mightiest. Little Pine presses the question, prompting Big Oak to reflect on its shade, homes, and role, while the story hints at a fate awaiting the venerable tree.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Charles City and Waterloo
R A Hume of Charles City with Gladys Waters. Burton C Kinsel of Waterloo with Eien V Stewart. Lemuel T White of Denver with Hazel W Gallup Waterloo. Diapherous advertisement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hume
Charles City
Gladys. Waters
Burton C. Kinsel
Waterloo
Eien V. Stewart
Lemuel T. White
Denver
Colo
Hazel W. Gallup
Furnace fires burn as coal demand grows in Waterloo
Waterloo enjoys cool autumn weather with 58 degree high and 52 low as coal storage and heat campaigns rise. Smoke from downtown chimneys signals early heating while dealers report rising coal demand and ample stocks, warning roads may struggle to meet winter needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Nativity Pageant at Riverview Park Detailed Cast
Riverview Park Cedar Falls to host a Thursday night pageant depicting the Christmas story titled Joy to the World arranged by Mrs. O G Herbrecht with a large cast and chorus. Prologue features Adam and Eve and the fall followed by the Nativity and Wise Men with nine named performers and others. Miss Dorothy Barron at piano and Mrs C F Smith as soloist in the program.
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School of Methods
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
0. G. Herbrecht
den of Man
O. R. Jones
Adam and Hoe
Helen Dickinson
Grace Cronk
Mary
Royal Montgomery
R. Fleming
H. W.W. Pietenpol
Wise Men
C.F. Smith
Werod
Joseph
Dorothy Barron
C. F. Smith
Metfessel
Waterworks Laying 12 Inch Main Feeder Line Progress
City water works crews lay a 12 inch main on Franklin street and Manilan avenue to connect with a feeder line of the same capacity on Utica Park road Columbia Park er Riehi and Conger streets. The project was ordered before the war and follows the plan adopted after the city took ownership of the plant to belt the city with a 12 inch feeder line. Later work will extend the main along Linden avenue and BurOe the river at Comcrete street.
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Franklin Street
Manilan Avenue
Utica
Park Road
Columbia
Parker, Riehi
Conger Streets
Linden Avenue
BurOe
Comcrete Street
Ragweeds To Blame For Hayfever Warned By Iowa Professor
Professor C H Warr of the University of Iowa warns ragweed pollen causes over 90 percent of hay fever cases. By August the weeds bloom early this year, with the larger up to ten feet and the smaller about three feet tall. Prompt cutting of ragweed in waste areas could greatly reduce hay fever episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa Ity
Iowa
C. H. Warr
Department of Botany
University of Iowa
Hay fever weeds blamed for citywide sickness risk
Prof Farr says sneezing spreads hayfever germs and cities can reduce illness by removing weeds. New Orleans once endured yearly epidemics due to Tag weed blooming July to September, but cutting the weeds transformed the city into a haven for hayfever sufferers across the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Farr
New Orleans
Cedar Falls to stage water carnival on Aug 9
Cedar Falls ia Aug 3 Cedar Falls plans a water carnival to be held August 9 with events for locals and visitors. Organizers invite community participation and note safety and crowd control measures will be in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Island Park Motorboat Races and Water Carnival Planned
A community carnival featuring motorboat races swimming and diving exhibitions and water games is planned at Island Park in the evening. Col J W Ford heads the program committee with support from Coach Mendenhall H Harmon of Teachers College and A Duthbert Dr George E Hearst and Frank Birch. Details were set at a park board meeting last Saturday. Committees on LORIE rites publicity and police are named. If weather is bad the carnival may be postponed. Entries for major events will be received at the Dui we night of an Gpous sore Up to tee Aug.
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Col
J. W. Ford
Mendenhall
H. Harmon
Teachers College
R. A. Duthbert
George E. Hearst
Frank Birch
Island Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Mater
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