Keefe and Miller wed at Sacred Heart in Waterloo
Society notes report the early morning double wedding of Miss Mary Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs George O Miller 710 Sixth Street West and Everett Keefe son of Mr and Mrs Michael Keefe 1009 Grant Avenue at Sacred Heart church Waterloo. Rev J M Malloy assisted with attendants and music, breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home, with plans to reside in Waterloo after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe-Miller
Mary Miller
George O. Miller
Sixth Street
Everett Keefe
Michael Keefe
Grant, Avenue
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. M. Malloy
John McMahon
Walter Fair
Alma
Little Frances Wescott
Margaret Maddigan
Harry Escott
G. W. Hall
Helen
Keefe
Waterloo
Coggon
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Fullerton
Heathershaw-Strong
High Moon
Christ Episcopal Church
Ethal
Louise Strong
Hiwyn J.heatherishaw
Ray
Thomas Horton
St. Mark’s Church
Ida Bray
Edwin Bray
William May
Lafayette Street
Heathershaw
Albert Strong
Heatmother Street
South
Belgroom
Illinois Central Railroad
Dubuque
Bratnober Street
Fay Heathershaw
Mary Kinney
Swea City
York-Nissen
Miiss
Margaret Nissen
Lee A. York
Ellis B. Whson
Fourth Street West
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Lucille Hailey
Paul Davie Company
Waterloo Gasoline Hagina Company
York
Beauty Chats: Keeping Your Figure Youthful After Thirty
Edna Kent Forbes emphasizes keeping a woman's figure over thirty youthful and trim through activity. She notes thirty as a danger point for weight gain and fatigue and urges continuous movement to preserve resilience in the figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Sewing circle gives Thursday meeting in auditorium
Jary s Mmes Fred Hacker Illienweider and Quacken hush will be hostesses Thursday afternoon at the regular meeting of the Sewing circle in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jary
Mmes
Fred_ Hacker
That's Gratitude From a Servant's Point of View
Ruth Cameron recalls a mistress who underpays workers and gifts worn items to buy gratitude. The writer argues gratitude cannot excuse low wages and highlights that husbands would react similarly to such treatment. The piece questions the morality of employer favors versus fair pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie
Kipling
Julia O'Grady
Pioneer Resident of Indianola Dies at 78
Whitey Motes a longtime Indianola merchant died after several weeks illness. He was 78. Survived by widow and two children Howard N. Whitney a newspaper correspondent and Mrs J Wy Goodsell of Chariton. The text notes a silk industry statistic segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Ties Motes
Whitey
Howard N. Whitney
J. Wy. Cgoodsell
Chariton
Waterloo Fire and Police Seek Salary Increases
Waterloo fire and police department members plan to petition the city council on Monday for higher wages to match rising living costs. Firemen seek a 40 percent straight raise. police seek a verdict based on current conditions, with pay ranging from $120 to $170 monthly plus higher uniform costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Fire and Police Departments
Million Dollar Rain Refreshes Black Hawk County
A heavy rainfall refreshed vegetation across Black Hawk County. The storm brought calm conditions with clean streets and saturated grass as corn crops received needed moisture. At Ralph B. Slippy's home a raingauge recorded about one third inch, with Cedar Falls noting half an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
Cedar Falls
Twenty Years of Daily Writing and Physical Strain
A Courier and Reporter journalist completed 20 years of daily column writing at Aug. 1, 1920 and begins a second term. At three columns daily, he produced 18,780 columns totaling vast inches of print, millions of words, and extensive physical exertion. He walked an estimated 86,040 miles and logged 318,000 interviews, reflecting both endurance and daily surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marter
Courier
Lervine
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Courier and Reporter
County board opposes rainbow patrol spending and reconsiders drainage bids
The Black Hawk County Board opposed spending for Rainbow Drive Patrol and will form a joint committee with Cedar Falls Cedar Heights and Castle Hill to distribute costs. It also reconsidered drainage district No. 7 and accepted bids totaling about 124000 for labor and materials. McCoy will head the auto license department with a 31 month salary until January 1821 amid expectations of heavy 1921 vehicle registrations. Black Hawk ranks fifth in state license collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailtho
Hainbow Drive
J. J. Anderson
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
Dion
A. T, Hakill
W. D. Strayer
J. & Bailey
Smith & Wendt
McCoy
Black Hawk County
Permanent Road Fund
Polk, Scott, Woodbury and
Linn
Martial Woes Divorce Case Details Cruelty and Desertion
Frank Treadwell sues Gertrude Treadwell in a divorce petition filed yesterday alleging cruelty and desertion. The couple married February 24, 1818, in the city. Verge Robey charges his wife had a lawful husband living when she wed him on August 25 last year and seeks an annulment, with Estella Berry (Rober) named as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Treadwell
Gertrude Treadwell
Verge Robey
Estella Berry
Rober
Robey
Grindy Center Man Moves to Aplington to Conduct Business
Gründy Center man Al Tiawn relocates his wholesale operation to Aplington. Herken Bros. will keep their implement business with new possession set for Sunday. The Hawn family plans to move to Aplington. the Fenry Lusch 179 acre farm nearristow sells for 3300 per acre to Harken. Mr. Harken will reside on the Tart farm. C. Coline in poor health and not expected to live at his Whom Melt home. John Goens Sr. dies at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Certter
Agg
AL Tiawn
Herken Bros
Aplington
Thoir
Possessign
Hawn
Rmaxike
Harken Thas
Fenry Lusch
Hristow
C. C. Coline
Ilva
Hom
N. J
Tere
Cours
G A. Shurtlier
John Goens
Jobn Goars
Nts Nome
Watchos Evening Courier Patterns
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Jesup Farm Sold At 31 300 Doubling Value In Seven Years
The Bingham farm of 10 acres two miles southwest of Jesup sold at public auction for 31 300 to Earl Edgerton. It was owned by John Faust and resold by Mrs Faust who bought it seven years ago for 75 dollars per acre. Land values rose as Faust was reportedly offered 25 000 by three buyers before the sale. Fred Seger supervised the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Jesup Aia
Earl Edgerton
John Faust
Faust
Mexico Suffrage Predicted by Adolfo de la Huerta
Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta told teachers and students at a women's school that women’s suffrage in Mexico is likely in the near future, according to El Democrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actas Y Y
Mexico
Adolfo de la Hearty
el Democrata
Not Guilty in Custard Pie Incident at Reneurynt Jware
Allen Kiley proprietor of a Reneurynt Jware in Cleveland was found not guilty of assaulting Marie Kovach after she allegedly threw custard pies and bottles. Riley testified he acted to remove her from the scene and defended the action as justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Allen Kiley
Marie Kovach
Thinators
Riley
Auctioneers Gather for State Convention at Clear Lake
Annual state convention of the Iowa State Auctioneers' Association to be held at Rogers Hotel in Clear Lake on August 12 to 14 with a program of entertainment and an option for attendees to extend their stay Sunday around the lake. H M Tromanhauser secretary notes the plan and extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down State Auctioneers’ Association
Rogers Hotel
Clear Lake
H. M. Tromanhauser
State Association
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Society News
Tina Martin
Washington Street
Mabel Mythaler
Joe Snively
Miss Mythaler
Edward Larsen
John Martin
Paul Davis Dry
Mik Run
Afernoon
Klatter Klub
Byrnes Park
Cedar River Park
Mra
Ed_ Witt
Silverleaf Club
P. B. Shirey
Becker
O. BE
Order of Hastern Star
Masonic Hall
S. M
Elly
Shane
Ruth Cameron
Fire and Police Dept
Vwillion
Black Hawk Co
BOARD
Grundy
Watchos Evening Courier
Soret
Jesup Farm
Difprren
Hany
Bat Wat
Optometrists
Slae Nuine
Sluttern
Perenee
Masa de Terte
Peaenee
Mer Efendi
Maury Curkeot
Kes Ko Tienbone
Gene
Bowers
Soneal
Thom
Robert Caster
Ndows
East Fourth St
Sibert
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