Society Notes Preview Fall Wedding Boom
Late summer and autumn bring more wedding plans as June brides fade. Evangeline White and Elmer Spangler wed at 4 PM at her mother Julia White’s home 114 Independence Ave with Rev Otton Ranse officiating. Spangler parents M R Spangler of Kenanna Ind attend. Several debutantes and engagements including Florence LaTier and H R Manuel near Grand Rapids and others in Grundy Center and Waterloo are highlighted with showers, luncheons, and party details as multiple nuptials are planned through August and September.
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Fsh
Evangeline White
Elmer K. Spangler
Julia V. White
Independence Avenue
Otton. Ranse
Church of the Redeemer
M. R. Spangler
Kenanna
Ind
Miss White
Florence la Tier
H. R. Manuel
Grand Rapids
Mich
FH. LaTier
W. Carleton Walker
Reuben Rath
Miss la Tier
Walker
Robert Lichty
Myron Wyck
Miss la Ter
Myrtle Belanges
Westminstar Presbyterian Church
Charles Bhaffner
Betha Powers
Hestesses
Black
Helen McAlvins
Gladys Whitlie
Mipnedon
Lis
Morris Swinehart
A. CG. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Miss Steely
L. T. Roman
Chicago
Maxine Swinehart
Vessa Paul
Pearl Power
Winson Crary
Grundy Center
Rowan
Miss Powers
Miss Crary
Charles Greeley
W. E. Steely
Ray Paul
Arnold Mitchell
T. J. Roemer
Missa Rive Macklin
John J. Fearde
St. John’s Church
Independence
Father Donghue
Miss Mackle
Mra. A
John H. Bowen
Waterton
M. Krausnaar
Waverly
Lucile Lang
Warren W. Bingham
Fort Dodge
S. Slutsky
Freeda
Local Social Club Meetings Highlight Village Events
Several groups including the Universalist Ladies Social, Entertaining Club, J4ncom Circle, Wild Rose Club and Bonchesa Party held gatherings or planned activities. Attendees included Mrs. Victor Long, Mrs. H. W. Grout, Mrs. Louise Shupa, and guests from Dubuque and local clubs. Card parties and picnics were noted, with plans for a Willard Hall weekend party and a picnic at Dyrnes Park.
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Er Universalist
Victor Long
H. W. Grout
Louise Shupa
Long
Barre
Beauty Chat tips for cooling the tired feet and styles
Edna Kent Forbes Hoyt offers foot care advice for hot weather including sea salt baths, epsom salt soaks for rheumatic feet, lemon rubs, and low slippers. She adds pedicure boosts, foot rubbing, and gentle sprays for refreshment, plus color guidance for attire and a note on diabetes diet queries to be addressed later.
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Hoyt
Irreverent Musings on If a Mind Lived in Two Faces
A columnist ponders mental endowments placed in two bodies one plain and one pretty to see how sex and environment shape character. She imagines testing wealth and poverty as settings and questions if God would conduct such experiments and what readers may think.
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Jong
Medéa
Oy Marthe
Jim
Wyant Visits Former Waterlooites in West
W. W. Wyant returned from California after a month abroad with wife Mrs. Wyant remaining west. He met many former Waterloo citizens who were generally prosperous. He noted rising business activity and remnants of boom days, and saw the Carnegie Observatory on Mt. Wilson with access to one of the world’s largest telescopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wyant
California
Theattc
Nash sales in six months beat entire 1921 year
Nash motor company reports six months ending June 30 192x with passenger car sales surpassing all of 1921. Orders remain strong nationwide with dealers in Indiana and beyond noting continued demand through summer. Plant expansions at Milwaukee and Kenosha aim to boost output to meet orders.
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Nash Care
Nash
Inditata Pa
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Riches from Oil Strike in Santa Fe Springs Shack
In Santa Fe Springs California little Hiva a struggles as a waitress at the Cozy Inn when a stranger offers 318 000 cash and to cover drilling costs and give her a stake in profits claiming oil exists on her inherited property. Promoters say she will be rich soon.
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Santa Fe Springs
Cal
Ittle Hiva
Leslie Beers
Cozy Inn
Labor Day Sports and Festivities at Electric Park
Labor Day program at Electric Park on September 4 features sports events from 10 a.m. to evening, including footraces, potato races, tug of war, dancing, boxing, and Pettit of Fort Dodge delivering an address at 7 p.m. The schedule lists prizes for various contests and a large boxing match with entertainment planned throughout the day.
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Riectric Park
Central Labor Union
T. J. Pettit
Fort Dodge
Puestre
Rainco
Elde
Community notices and travel reminders in Waterloo area
Advertisements show an optical shop at West End 4th Bt bridge and residents visiting relatives across Waterloo and nearby cities. Listings include Mrs. B S Phelps visiting son Dexter Phelps, Adrian Garnett and wife in Waterloo from Chicago to see Mrs. Mary O Conner, and Mrs. Ellingen aunt of Mrs. Lukas traveling to Chicago. Police patrolman William Venable returns from New Hampton for family visit. other locals plan trips to Spirit Lake and Chicago. Dr Shannon with contact numbers Ree Hotel Russell Lannon.
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B.S. Phelps
Chicago
Dexter Phelps
Kingbard Avenue
Adrian Garnett
Mary O'Conner
Pingatraet
Fred S. Cropper
Agnes E. Wallace
Fullerton Place
Alice Donovan
Independence
Lutor
Spirit Lake
William Venable
New Hampton
Waterloo
Marcella Boriston
Loyd E. Lucas
Raymond Ellingsen
Ellingen
Laura Wels
Lukas
Dr. Shannon
oMea
Ree Hotel
Russell-Lannon
Legion Meeting Seeks Hutchins For Memorial Hall Program
The American Legion will hold a regular meeting at Memorial hall with its program committee trying to book A W Hutchins of the National Chamber of Commerce Washington DC to appear. Reports say he would attend if still in the city tonight. The note mentions thirteen million people attend moving picture shows daily in the United States.
The Sandman Story and Local Notices
The Sandman tale centers on Prince Alvan who spurns wealth for love as Princess Azel, his cousin, speaks of a heart over riches. A court warning urges readers to seek happiness nearby. Also noted are a will petition for F W Robertson and Lutheran ball game plans at Cedar River Park.
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Alvan
Azel
Prince Alvan
Nust
Trinity Lutheran
Cedar River Fark
First Lutheran
Doys on Hire Learn of History Messy Boys Hike with Hartman
At 16 o'clock this morning, 35 boys aged eight to 14, led by Louis Kresensky, left the municipal grounds to tour the Black Hawk county area. They biked to Hartman’s residence and then to sites of early settlers, Indian camps, and old mounds along the Waterloo Cedar Falls trail, with a lunch halt in Hanna grove and talks on birds, animals, and Francisco Villa by Gen. Phil C. Hanna.
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Municipal
Louis Kresensky
East High
J. G. Hartman
Black Hawk County
Hartman
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Hannas
Melroses
Mullans
Youngs
Virdens
Wanoa Grove
Old Hanna Grove
Phil C. Hanna
Consal
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Mortuary Notices for Jacob Lichty and M. V. Flater
Jacob Lichty aged 69 died at home after a long illness. Survived by widow Sarah A. Lichty a son Harvey a daughter Marie Strayer and seven grandchildren with brothers A J C J F D Lichty and sister Mia Lichty. Services at Church of the Brethren Friday at 2 pm with Rev A P Bloush and burial in Orange township cemetery. V Flater funeral Friday at Central Christian Church with Rev G D Serial officiating and interment at Fairview.
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Jacob Lichty
Orange Township
Waterloo
Sarah A. Schrock
Lichty
Church of the Brethren
Harvey
Marie Strayer
Hammond Avenue
A. J. Lichty
C.J. Lichty
Beatrice
Neb
A. P. Bloush
Orange Township Cemetery
Polemen Discuss Use As Guards In Labor Unrest
Labor unions examined civil service rules for policemen and city firemen regarding off duty work and vacations. A joint committee from Waterion Central Labor Union and locomotive workers’ union will relay questions to police and fire commissioners. Delegates say officers have served as strike guards in other cities during vacations, while some take deputy or guard jobs off shift, which unions deem improper. The group forwarded resolutions from Omaha and Knoxville calling a general strike to national unions, and Lions club disavowal of responsibility was approved.
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Waterion Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Brotherhood of Locomotive Aremén
Central Labor Uston
Union
Elso
Omaha
Neb
Knoxville
Tenn
National Labor Union
Lions
Lions Club
Central Labor Union
Waterloo post office to hold clerk and carrier exam
Waterloos civil service commission announces an exam for clerks and city carriers at the Waterloo post office on September 16. Brainerd says current eligible clerks are exhausted and the test will replenish the reserve. substitute drivers are also working, with successful applicants placed on the eligible list for possible winter duty.
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Waterloo
CG. B. Brainard
Civil Servicie Commission
Brannlard
Anton Discharged as Bankruptcy on Appeal
Judge George C. Scott of the federal district court discharged Clyde C. Anton a farmer near La Porte City from bankruptcy on appeal. The case originated about a year ago before Referee J. B. Jordan who ruled for the bankrupt on good faith and most issues, except one. Both creditors and the bankrupt appealed and Judge Scott reversed Jordan on that point, granting the discharge.
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George C. Scott
Federal District Court
Clyde C. Anton
la Porte City
J. B. Jordan
Anton
Score
Jordan
Mears & Lovejoy
W. M. Blough
Reed
Tuthill & Reed
J. T. Sullivan
Patterns Advertised by Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers up-to-date fashion patterns. Send 15 cents per pattern to the fashion department with your order. Patterns are sized for seams and mail delivery aims to reach customers in ten days, with orders filled as promptly as possible.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Woman Withdraws From English Channel Swim Attempt
Dover England August 3 Misa Morcedes Gleitze was forced to abandon her bid to swim from England to France after eight hours in the water.
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Dover
Eng
Misa Morcedes Gleitze
England
France
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Marguerite Herbsieb
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Frank Ferguson
Cedar Heights
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A. H. McCutcheon
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Charles,uller
Howard Bast
Misseseth Littrel
Ruth Cage
F. P. Rehmeier
W. L. Northrup
L. A
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H. B. Maynard
R. N. Cowin
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Wilson Henkle
Lucile
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M. E. Parsonage
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Harriett Taylor
Mooreland
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Kenneth Burnham
Wendel Barrett
Roger Bruon
Ernest Beader
George Thompson
Ralph Heald
Ben Good
Harry Hoesser
Earl Powers
Clyde
Elliott
Klub
Motel Russel-Lamson
Johnson's
United Presbyterian—Woman's Missionary Society
W. W. Lytle
W. C. Delaney
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EB. Club
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J. Cundiff
Mmes
J. J. Kaltenbach
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Lincoln Circle
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W. H. Stevens
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Carl R. Davis
Gladioli
W. CG
Co. F
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Alpha Philathea
Baraca Brotherhood
Dyrnes Park
Beauty
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Wyant
Labor Day
West End
Sandman
Cedar Fas
J. C. Hartman
Civil Service
Standard Battery Service Co
West Fifth St
Willard
Chile
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