Wedding Bells and Church Gatherings Highlight Nashua Society
Miss Net Shaye Mare deen and Leslie Fouls Willamt wed at the sitter Brown church Nashua on June 4 in a noon ceremony officiated by Rev. E. E. Slater. The couple plans a home at 220 Hee nad street west after Sept. The notice also covers Women Missionary Society roles, a Trinity American church walk, Linden Methodist church social, and a Central Christian Church gathering with a praxer service and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net Shaye Maredeen
Leslie Fouls Willamt
Brown Durehnes
Nashua
E. E. Slater
Aid
W. M. Dirs
W. BL. Sayers
Mr. Wikharm
West High
Sehow
Businee
Relatives Honor Dunkerton Couple at Birthday Party
Twenty five relatives surprised Mr and Mrs H Cummings at their Dunkerton home on a birthday anniversary. A noon picnic dinner followed with guests from Vinton Shellsburg Cedar Rapids Keystone Brandon Everest Dewar and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Cummings Aly
Dunkerton
Wiley Jones
Vinton
Maurice Baird
Susie Jones
Cilfren
Edwin
Leota
Arnoul
Sildred Baird
Shellsburg
Frank Henry
Delheri
Clhigion
Cult Marie
Palo
Maurice Jones
Keith
Keystone
Charles Mathers
Urbana
Charles Baskerville
Cedar Rapids
Daisy Turner
Brandon
Ira Smid
Mra
Flord Cummings
Everest
Dewar
First Brethren Women to Have Picnic at Riverview Park
Members of the Women's Missionary society and the Sisterhood of Martha and Mary of First Brethren church plan an all day gathering at Riverview park Cedar Falls on Thursday. Attendees will bring food for a noon picnic dinner. After a brief business session the group will attend the Bible conference. Mite boxes will be collected and 1925 dues due at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Sisterhood of
Martha and Mary of
First Brethren Church
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Methodist Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Home Guards and Mothers’ Jewels Societies
Cronin Sisters Host House Party at Sherwood Park
Three Cronin sisters Teresa Mary and Ruth host a cottage party at Sherwood park this week with out of town guests including Miss Bee Quadant from South Dakota Mrs William Williamson Haw ayes Miss Verna Peterson Laurens Miss Ruby Swanson Britt Charles Swanson St Paul Bert Erickson Britt and Mrs Gerke. A luncheon by St Margarets Woman's Auxiliary of St Muerk's Episcopal Church will be at Sunnyside Country Club. Mrs Gerke departs in two weeks for Indianapolis to make her home.
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WW. D. Coperly
Springfield
le Eddy
Harold ‘I
Bencroft
Fant
Spirit
John P. Nelson
Iarlan
Rey
J. GD
Edward Noble
Family Lave
Qilando
Pla
Tle William PL
Sheida
Choy
Frank Slogmaker
Yesterdy
Missouri
Paul F. Bender
Colicee
Syiltal
Hertzog Weds Zilmer In Walnut Street Church Study
Miss Helen I Hertzog daughter of Mr and Mrs Tarry S Pertzog 1142 Fifth street became the bride of Arthur H Zilmer Chicago in the study of Walnut Street Baptist church at 1130 am today Rev RL On MacDonald pastor officiating clergyman using the single ring ceremony Attendants were Miss Aline Parker and Edwin Zilmer brother of the bridegroom After a breakfast at Black's the couple plans to live at 4787 North Clark street Chicago Both graduates of West High School Mr Zilmer's parents Mr and Mrs A H Silmer Little Rock Ark are former Waterloo residents The couple will make Omaha Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee on a wedding trip.
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Helen I. Hertzog
Tiarry S. Pertzog
Fifth Street
Arthur H. Zilmer
Chicago
Walnut Street
RL ON
MacDonaln
Nascor
Aline Parker
Edwin Zilmer
Black
A. H. Silmer
Little Rock
Ark
Waterloo
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Amd
Zilmer
North Clark Street
Lawn Party Honors Fidelis Class at Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner hosted 60 Fidelis class members and families from Walnut Street Baptist church for a monthly social at their home on Bureks street in Monslay evening. Japanese lanterns lit the lawn with asters for decoration and refreshments were served under supervision of Mrs. Frank Cisna Mrs. Don Gilley and Mrs. Kirk Scroggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wagner
Fidelis
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Bureks Stre
Monslay
Frank Cisna
Don Gilley
Kirk Scroggy
Electric Railway Employes Plan Annual Outing
Employees of WLCL FL & N Railway and their families will hold the annual picnic at Electric Park on Wednesday. Dinner at 1 30, supper at 6, attendees to bring picnic baskets. Organizing committee includes Mrs J P O Neal, Mrs A Ko Baldwin, and Mrs John Acui. Program features athletics and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlcl FL & N Railway Company
Electric Park
Auth
J. P. O'Neal
A. Ko Baldwin
John Acui
Club Notes and Dinner Event Schedule
Club notes indicate a picnic supper is planned in Bark Thursday evening with speakers Bogleh Nieminars and Chedr. Attendance is requested by De Bers.
Selzer to Open Furniture Store on Commercial Street
L Q Selzer, a former Los Angeles furniture dealer and World War veteran, will open a two story brick furniture store at 17 Commercial Street Thursday morning. The building, one of the city’s oldest business attractions, dates back to before 1880 and was recently remodeled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selzer
Los Angeles
Cal
On Hardware
Seleer
Mtrut J Pranthve
Dog Causes Auto Wreck Injuring Two Near Orpene
Fredericksburg August 4 Special. Rev and Mrs F G Buten are hospitalized at Chartess City after a dog ran into their car while returning from Banush assembly on Iowa Pals. Mrs Laton suffered a broken arm and her husband three broken ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
F. G Buten
Chartess City
Banush Assembly
Iowa
Clarksville Woman Dies at Waverly Hospital
Clarksville woman Corolsn bundt, age 42, died at Waverly hospital at 3 p m Monday from complications after an operation two weeks earlier. Ill since early spring, she was a member of the Evangelical Church. Funeral at 1:36 p m Wednesday, Rev A W Satery officiating, burial in Lyn sport Cemetery. She leaves husband and three children Hudolph 15 Ella 12 and Edward 6 a brother and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Carl Priepke
Waverly Hospital
Lone
A. W. Satory
Evangelical Church
Lynsport
Hudolph
Ella
Edward
Corolsn Bundt
Wettstone's Stand on College Sports Gets General Endorsement
Dubuque Iowa August 1 AP Scores of college and united presidents across the nation and in Iowa responded to the invitation of Dr Karl Frederick Wellstone president of University of Dubuque crusader against professionalism in college athletics to attend a conference on alleged commercialism in intercollegiate sports and to propose remedies Iowa educators showing interest include J P Van Horn Upland Iowa University Fayette Ta Dr H M Gage Coe College Cedar Rapids J S Smith Town Wesleyan College Mound Pleasant John W Million Des Moines University C A Mock Western Union College LeMars and Jol 8 Noten dean Grinnell College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Karl Frederick Wellstone
University of Dubuque
J. P. van Horn
Upland
Iowa University
Fayette
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
J. S. Smith
Town Wesleyan College
Mounce Pleasant
John W. Million
Des Moines University
C. A. Mock
Western Union College
LeMars
Aod
Noten
Grinnell _College
City in Brief shows glasses ad and local travels
In Rochester Minnesota Bryant receives treatment while Mr and Mrs HW Limbert plan a week there. Maurice Welsh tours company business. Waulotte and daughter Rose return from Green Bay. Several residents travel to St Paul Menomonie Chicago and Milwaukee for visits and work. Local social and travel notes mention eye care ads, family visits, and short trips among West Virginia and nearby areas.
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Bryant
Rochester
Minn
HW. A. Limbert
Maurice Welsh
J Wol Rpl & Railway Co
EK. Y. Waulotte
Rose
Green Bay
Wis
Hummet
St. Paul
Meneponits
Firemen Speed Work On Putting Up City Street Markers
Waterloo fire department crews advance marker installation for city streets under Chief Ray Tiller. Brackets are being affixed to poles at 40 to 60 per day as work moves from the fourth ward to remaining areas. Station No 2 crews paint signs while Chief Niner expects completion in about two months. A fireman from station No 1 suffered a broken collarbone in a Sunday evening baseball accident. recovery expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ray Tiller
Senator Bowman to Address Meeting of County Agents
Senator M. J. Bowman spoke in Waterloo on the way to Independence for a district county agents conference. He is in demand at farmers gatherings statewide and will speak by invitation at a Farm Union picnic in Mapleton Monona county Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bowman
Waterloo
Independence
Ile
State Farm Bureau
Bowman
Farmers’ Union
Mapleton
Monona County
Shep the police dog stops bridge breaking terrier on Fourth Street
Waterloo police introduce Shep a new traffic officer dog to curb depredations by other canines on the Fourth Street bridge. Detective P. H Walker watched a white terrier chase cars across the span. Shep appeared and deterred the intruder then guarded the east end. The terrier returned repeatedly and Shep pursued and shadowed it, tail wagging as he kept watch.
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Waterloo
Shep
Fourth Street Bridge
Walker
One-Act Plays at Teachers College to Open Week
Cedar Falls notices announce a two night program by the Teachers College dramatic fraternity with faculty and graduate students performing comedies The Aakers of Dreams Suppressed Desires The Valient and The Flight of the Heron directed by Miss Hertha Martin with Miss Helen Knapp arranging stage settings Budget news shows the coming school year will use 101500 with 80000 for general expenses 25000 for buildings and 1500 for text banks Local items report racing horses in Cedar Valley fair entries expected to reach fifty with two harness and three running events Also noted are travel updates and local residents visiting relatives and moving around the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College Dramatic Fraternity
Hertha Martin
Helen Knapp
Slege
Vale Racine Gangs
Cedar Valley Fair
Thorseday
Negroes Fined for Riding I C Blinds
Waterloo two Negro men Deering and Turk were fined for riding the Illinois Central blinds from Port Dodge to Waterloo early today. Officers Mohlis MichaeIs Rain detained them as the train stopped at 12 40 a m. Deering claimed he planned to join a battle royal at Electric Park that night. Turk claimed he was bound for Des Moines. both paid fines plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Turk
Levy Deering
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Port Dodse
Charles Mohlis
R.A. Miehaels
John Rain
M. Deering
Turk
Michaels
Deering
John G. Gwynne
Electric Park
Des Moines
Wife Dies Two Hours After Singer Stricken at Theatre
In Chicago a sudden double tragedy unfolds as Charles W. Clark, renowned singer and vocal teacher, dies at a moving picture theatre two hours after his wife Mrs Clark, struck by apoplexy, passes away at home. The couple, both in good health, drew grief from the loss. Clark’s baritone gained worldwide acclaim and he taught at Kush Conservatory in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles W. Clark
Clark
Kush Conservatory
Indians Powwow and Airplane Show Draw Big Crowd
Aug 4 La Porte City reports a large attendance for an Indian pow wow from the Tuma reservation hosted by Otto Wandschneider’s party at the town’s edge. An aerial parachute display thrilled visitors as a plane provided rides and the event pleased attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Otto Wandschneider
Kansas Auto Party Injured in Wreck
Grinnell Iowa August 4 UP Mr and Mrs IE WK McLeod and Mrs Y T Child all of Hutchinson Kansas are confined at Community hospital here today victims of an automobile accident When their car went into a ditch near here Mrs McLeod condition was reported as serious The car was driven by L T Child who escaped without serious injury The party was motoring to Detroit and Queen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Mr. and Airs. IE
WK. McLeod
Hutchison
Kan
Electrician Found Dead in Ames Heat Tunnel
Ames, Aug 4 AP Clay Cameron 33 a college electrician was found dead in a heating tunnel last night by his father who went in search after he did not come home for dinner. He is believed to have suffocated before he could reach an exit. He was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Clay Cameron
Negro Bound Over To Grand Jury On Liquor Charge
Henry Stewart of 1312 Commercial Street was bound over by Municipal Judge John W. Gwynne to the grand jury on a liquor nuisance charge with bond set at 500 dollars after a police raid on his home Monday night. A roomer, Cetoria Dre, 20, reportedly attempted to destroy evidence during the raid. Doe was arrested July 2 on a similar offense and will be arraigned Friday at 10 a.m. for contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stewart
Commercial Street
Grand Jury
John W. Gwynne
Cetoria Dre
Doe
Dan Lindner Twirls Eldora To 2 1 Victory Over Hampton
Eldora pitcher Dan Lindner formerly of Waterloo and Dubuque spun a 2-1 win over Hampton yesterday. He faced Bowers, a veteran Mississippi Valley pitcher, and allowed three hits as Eldora improved heading into the next game.
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Dan Lindner
Eldora
Hampton
Waterloo
Dubuque
Bowers
Lindner
Utd
Big Roundhouse Burned at Sioux City
Aug 4 Sioux City AP reports a blaze damaged a Milwaukee roundhouse and eight locomotives, injuring one person. About 20 engines housed. 12 moved before fire. Built 1918, it was a flagship facility. Also in Iowa City, Bert Caldwell resigns as General University Hospital superintendent effective Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouxs City
Milwaukee Railway
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Iowa City
Bert Caldwell
Iowa
General University Hospital
Caldwell
Farmer held for obscene literature in Centerville
Centerville Indiana August 4 Peter Sternes a farmer was bound over to the grand jury in 300 bond on a charge of disseminating obscene literature. He was accused by the father of two girls employed in the Sternes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville. In
Peter Sternes
Sternes
Hullerman Funeral Conducted Monday in Independence
Requiem Mass for William Hullermann was celebrated Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Independence. Interment followed at St. John's Cemetery. Hullermann, born July 7, 1846 in Westphalia, Germany, immigrated to America at 34, settled in Dubuque then Waterloo, married to Migs Anni Brede of Dubuque, survived by five children.
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Independence
Foy William
Fredri Hullerman
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. P. Haubrecht
St. John’s Cemetery
Mr. Hullermann
Westphalia
Germany
America
Dubuque
Waterloo
Migs Ani Brede
Kulermiin
Hiuherman
Hve
J. Pettigreve
Mion
Flictlie
Agn Mora
T Amieuw
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Arrives Here August 13
Young and old await the Hagenbeck Wallace Circus arriving August 13 with two matinee performances and an evening show. The one day event aims to delight children and families, following a long tradition of circus visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Sunnyside Golfers Compete in Tri City Tourney Friday
Sunnyside golfers plan a full day in a Tri City tournament with Was eearloo Independence and Dubuque, featuring several events on the program and a field of players from multiple clubs. The outing includes additional travel notes and several personal mentions as teams prepare for a busy schedule.
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Sunnyside
Tri-City
Independence
Sannyside Comin Club
Campere
Waseearloo
Rites Today for W. Atking Atkinson
Simple tributes marked the funeral of W L Atkinson at Fi Congregational church following his death Saturday in Tawa City from postoperative complications. Rotary and Masonic groups led services with floral tributes and solos by Henry Iblings. Private family rites preceded the public funeral at O Keefe Towne chapel in Clarksville with out of town relatives attending.
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Cme
W. Ll. Atkinson
G. GB. Shoemaker
G. Curran
Arthur Fish
Fi Congregational Church
Atkinson
Tawa City
Rotary Club
Henry Iblings
John Knox
Austin Burt
W. FP
Patt Alts
R. DeGon and
George &. Pike
Inbanis Templar
Altl Kelly
W.A. Reed
Ellis
Waterloo Baseball Association
Gurial
Clarksville
Masonic Lodge
Knighty Templar
Elks
Masonic Orders
W. B. Shepherd
Allison
C. G
Burling
Coart
Clarence Loesbe
Greene
OC. Cook
Caripavia
Watecio
Harry Fields
Lester Atkinson
Des Moines
George Atkinson
Wington Springs
Betark
Clear Lake
Gordon
R.T. Bartman
Henry Adams
Des Moinés
Johm Riordan
Morrison
Dry
John Dormans
Upper Jawa University
Fayette
Homera Ottumwa
Plif
MacClennahan
Jawa
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Depart Pattern
A notice from the Waterloo Evening Courier's fashion department advertises patterns with seams, priced at 15 cents each. Orders should be sent promptly and are expected to arrive about 110 days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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L. L. Wilharm
Church News
Deanie Smith
Bone Missionary Society of
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Ast Park
Presbytertin
Larch
Ceir River Pack
Linden Methodist
Thadles' Add Boriety
W.om. Boot Central Christian Church
Byrnes Park
Honor Dunkerton
Brethren
Cronin Sisters
Esther Matham
William Steimel
Paul Andleo Stelmer
Helen Genki
Memorial Hall
Women's Reiief Corps
Morrow
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T. Sil
Sinma Nu Fraternity
A. H. Zilmer
Pastor
Fidelis Class of Baptist Church
Ectric Railway
Yieht
Mt Bernieg Ferogey
Thelia
Alex
Ellowene Tensen
Hazel Stansbury
Vernecta Baldwin
Erma Standish
Ethelt Sivinson
Marbeth Bellis
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L. Q. Selzer
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Wettstone
Buchanan
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Hacker
LL. D. Massey
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Gritea
Miller Weimer
Tiger Anit
FL. Cretty
Gfrorge i. Twaddle
Cyda
Waterloo Evening Courder
LL Wot Pourtt Wheel
Teachers College
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Lia Porte City
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
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J. C. Kober
Monroe
Andrew
Santur
Rober
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Margaret
C. H. Vandermily
Pryinw Park
Cedar
Bruce
Waterloo Salur
T. Mears
Earlville
Mears
Kansas Auto Party
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Hullerman
Norton
Marest
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Rumford
Kotex
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Enay Td Bar
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W. Atking
Paperus
Wateriou Sional
A. G. Ulughes
Monroe, Ually
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Eharmeen
Vest
Patters
Jan
Pat Atsts Ray
Yaliern
Aderysa
Pettery Ro Hays
Hame Gy
Stata
Neha
Peete
Tees
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