Vows of marriage unite Miss Evangeline White and Elmer Spangler
Miss Evangeline White and Elmer K. Spangler wed at the bride's mother's home in Paul Davis sang before the ceremony. Rev Raspe officiated. The bride wore canton crepe and lace, carried sweetheart roses. After a reception, the couple plans to live at Zack apartments in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline White
Julie ¥. White
Elmer K. Spangler
A. R. Spangler
Kewanna
Ind
Independence Avenue
Paul Davis
Tto
Raspe
Church of the Redeemer
Maud White
CG. S. Spangler
Clear Lake
White
Myrtle Sheldon
Mabel
Elle Shearer
Marshalltown
Helen Cooley
Loraine Haltowell
Nan Jack
Mabel Shearer
Minneapolis
Ben Hesser
Spangfer
Zack
Fifth Street
East High
Iowa State Teachers Collage
Mnnneapolis
Lasteat
John Fiske
Spangler
DePauw University
Greencastle
Waterloo
Paul Davis Dry Goods Stars
Office Girl Seeks Diet Help For Weight Loss
Edna Kent Forbes notes Miss MM a 20 year old office worker, 5 feet 3 inches tall and 187 pounds, who struggles with limited exercise and boarding meals. She is advised to do in-room exercises and brisk walks during lunch if possible, while limiting fattening foods and choosing lighter options to aid weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss M
Miss ML
Chain Party Boosts Club Home Fund and Social Spread
A local Woman's club chain party drives fund-raising and sociability with 32 hostesses, led by Mrs. Jacob Levingston. Bridge and luncheons dominate gifts to the home fund, with plans to include husbands and friends as guests and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Levingston
Woman's Club
Mmes
C. W. Chapman
G. W. Nauman
Harry Lichty
W. R. Law
W. H. Bickley
J. H. Crippen
M. K. Kimball
Walter E. Johnson
J. D. Easton
Raymond Folk
L. BE. Fowler
H. ©.Harvey
H. B. Cropper
B. L. Johnson
H. M. Reed
J. T. Riordan
Ira Rodamar
Miss Maud Dudley
Mmes. Lavineston
J. H. Easley
C. Hemsworth
H. H. .Caughlin
H. H. Headford
An A. Boges
C. M. Young
W. H. Lang
Las
L. A. Watkins
W. W. Marsh
Lucy Kimball
Kensingtons
Lincoln Circle Plans Aug 17 18 Party at Willard Hall
Lincoln Circle prepares for an 8 tenths house party at Willard hall on August 17 and 18 with Ladies of the G A R in attendance yesterday at Memorial hall. Members and families will stay overnight needing bed linen and towels. Afternoon and evening programs are arranged and a Friday afternoon surprise is promised. Chicken will be provided for the picnic dinner second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Willard Hall
Memorial Hall
Side Talks on Public Criticism and Family Etiquette
Ruth Cameron writes on avoiding public quarrels within households. The piece cites a couple’s meal criticism by a traveling husband as causing embarrassment and discomfort, urging private correction, gentle handling of servants, and preserving a peaceful hospitality atmosphere.
Golfer John Black Progress Against Death After Crash
San Jose California August 5 John Black famed golfer who neared the Skokie championship today expressed confidence in defeating death in a battle that has lasted days since a Monday night automobile crash in which his companion died Surgeons said the operation would not endanger his life. TAKE PRIVATE CAR NORTH Ernest W Koepke clerk of municipal court and Earl M Robinson superintendent of Waterloo Soddary company left today in a private car for Pine River Minnesota for a two weeks camp outing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Jona! Black
Skokie
Black
Ernest W. Koepke
Earl M. Robinson
Waterloo Sadderiy. Company
Pineiver
Minn
Shrine Club Picnic At Elk Run Draws 150 Nobles
Shrine club at Elk Run held its annual picnic with about 150 nobles, their wives and children. C. L. Van Valkenburgh led El Kabir visitors from Cajun Rapide. Events included sack races, nail driving, tug of war, three legged races, and prizes like pencils, wallets, and diamonds for winning teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Maine
J. M. Bailey
Shrine Club
Elk Run
el i Kahir Temple
Cadar Rapide
C. L. van Valkensurg
James A. Plumb
M. W. Houser
M. M. Champson
T. Will Runkel
F. H. Hahn
C. B. Whelpley
Bell
Sheplee
Geore Sheplee
Sheptee
Mercedes
Ady
E. W. Fergemann
N.S. Huntington
Ed Sarset
Sarset
Huntington
Hill
Margaret Morrie
Carrol Burr
Mrs. Short
Chauncey Heckman
E. Maine
Y. M. Halley
Worth Hullman
Harvey, Sarset
Burr and Stevenson
Fergemann
Bailey
DeGon
Shultz
Shaplee
Worth
Mrs. Bailey
Harvey
Worth Hillman
He-Vamps
Art Lohner
Sneckenberger
Houser
Art
Whittemore
Wyant
el Kabir
de Molay
Russell DeGon
Waterloo. Boy in Oil Firm Making Strike
Clippings from two Long Beach papers describe a new oil well near Long Beach on 140 acres promoted by Frank Jackson of Waterloo who moved to California in March. Fourteen wells are now active with Long Beach receiving 40 percent royalty. The well began July 30, spouting 7,000 barrels and expected daily output 3,000 to 4,000 barrels. A dike was built to contain the rapid flow. Roger Jackson, Frank’s brother, also has holdings in the syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Jackson Lumber & Supply Co
Frank Jackson
Waterloo
California
Alvin Jackson
Frank
Atventura
Eil
Jackson
Roger
Coal for Guard Camp Cook Is Now Problem
Des Moines reports Adjutant General Lasher plans Iowa National Guard encampment at Camp Dodge from August 14 to 24. Securing coal for cooking is uncertain, with a fallback to other fuel if needed. A July 23 storm damaged Camp Dodge, breaking many north side windows and tearing through some roofs, leaving facilities not in peak condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lasher
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
Boone
Colfax
Gates Waterloo college buys cottage for summer resort
The Gates Waterloo business college completed the purchase of the R H Cramer summer cottage in Sherwood park. The property, two acres with wooded grounds up the river from Sans Souci park, will be remodeled to serve as a high class summer school resort. A F Gates, president, says the college lacked a campus and the grounds will be open to students and alumni for picnics boating and bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Waterloo Business College
R. H. Cramer
Sherwood Park
A. F. Gates
Sans Souci Park
Collge
Mason City Seeks CGAL Aid As Coal Shortage Strains Industry
Wade H. Nelson secretary treasurer of Sterling Dry Goods in Mason City visits Waterloo. Former Dotson Kenrying employee, Nelson moved to Mason City nine years ago. His brother Reed Nelson works with Sterling Dry Goods in Oskaloosa. Nelson says coal shortage in Mason City is acute due to heavy demand from cement brick and tile plants, the city's main industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade H. Nelson
Sterling Dry Goods Company
Mason City
Waterloo
Nelson
Dotson-Kenrying Company
Reed Nelson
Oskaloosa
Full House Held by Dempster But Not in Card Game
Judge J. EB. Dempster's home at 708 Kimball avenue will resemble a small hotel when Mr and Mrs F G Hinze and children arrive tonight from St Cloud Minnesota for a visit. Mr and Mrs W W Fuller and family Fargo ND came yesterday. There are five in the Hinze and Fuller families and seven in the Dempster family, so there will almost be a houseful. Dempster said some guests will sleep in the garage. Mrs Muller and Mrs Hinze are sisters of Mrs Dempster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Dempster
Kimball Avenue
F. G. Hinze
St. Cloud
Minn
W. W. Fuller
Fargo
N. D
Hinze
Real estate transfers district wide in Waterloo and Cedar Falls
Real estate listings show numerous transfers and deeds involving Fred O Dunkerton J Parks Leonor Patterson J William Orr H H Walters C W Stouffer Anna M Wartzman A L Jesco John S Tuthill W J Peverill Addie Decker John T Waldoor Virden’s Waterloo John Muldoon A G Hunt Minnie R Clark Minnie Bush Meyer Minnie M Tiffany R D Tiffany Lot descriptions reference blocks additions and plats in West Waterloo Waterloo Cedar Falls La Porte Weaton and surrounding areas Rev. values range from 1 to 60 cents with several properties from 2 to 5 dollars and occasional higher amounts indicating recording fees or small adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Teaneyers
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Fred O. Dunkerton
J. Parks
Bunker
Dunkerton
t + de gdesese Leonor Patterson
J. William Orr
Orig
Waterloo
H. H. Walters
C. W. Stouffer
Addie Decker
John T
Waldoor
Nwiy
Virden
John T. Muldoon
AG. Rka
Hunt
Rose Hill
Add
Minnie R. Clark
Minnie Bush Meyer
Whitney Road
Minnie M. Tiffany
R. D. Tiffany
Westfield
Gmetdses
John S. Tuthill
Peverill
Worth
W. J. Halligay
Sarah Fairbanks
Seash Park
Ate
Elen Martha Wright
W. H. Brun
Nely
Brann
Lillian Mae Hillman
Bloc Td
West Waterlow
Nan Olmstead
Canfield
R. EB Olmstead
West Waterloo
Myron C. Buck
J. M. Hite- Elmwood Cemetery
F. Kistner
H. Elmyrood
Elmyrood Cemetery
J. Valentine
H. Elmwood Cemetery
Allleé Turner Shields
Brown
John H. Gerholét
Georges T. Rent
Cedar Falls
Herbert GO. Hauser
Fred H. Seger
Logan Dale Heights
W._H. Steere
B. F. Lichty S
Lane
Fowler
Decker
Co. F. Teeter
N. B. Hersch
West
Kenwood Park
Eeeene Warren
Wallace
Enocn Ta Smith
Mary E. Kroesen
Bock Ay
Busses Run With No Licenses As City Debates Motor Bus Rules
The article reports motor buses and jitneys operating between the city and nearby areas without licenses amid debate over enforcement. Mayor Gnagy and city attorney Reed have found no ruling from the supreme court, with district courts split on cities regulating motor buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Fon
Althe
Red Ball Transportation Company
A. BE. Johnson
Johnson Bus Company
A. E. Gnagy
Harry M. Reed
Iowa Champion to Play Golf Against British Invaders
Pittsburgh Pa August article announces the American golf team to face a British squad at Southampton L.I. on August 28 and 29. Rudolph Knepper of Sioux City Ia is named among the stars. The event features Scotch foursomes for 36 holes on August 28 and singles on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Southampton
L.L
Committee On
Rudolph Knepper
Sioux City
Galaxy of Stars
Beckwith Buys Dogs for Trail of Wicked
O B Beckwith city detective purchases two bloodhounds for criminal work to be trained upon arrival in about a week. Victor weighs 110 pounds and was bred in Beatrice Nebraska. Queen weighs 100 pounds from Lexington Kentucky. Beckwith may seek use of the hounds on important cases and plans to add two more dogs to the kennel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Beckwith
Victor
J B. Fulton
Beatrice
Neb
Queen
Rockwood Kennels
Lexington
Beckwith
Train Crew Rescues Man From Bull in Manchester
In Manchester Iowa on August 5 J B Hartlett a farm employee was rescued from a dangerous encounter with a charging bull when a passing freight train halted and workers rushed into the field. He was dragged clear from the horns suffering a dislocated thumb and minor bruises. The report also notes local notes on army training Fort Snelling housing moves and a Boy Scouts camp, plus a Cedar River park baseball game later that day between Chicago Great Western freight team and Walkover club with Walkovers favored after a 5 to 4 first meeting win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
J. B. Hartlett
John Vesey
Bartlett
Ining
Fort Snelling
Harria McGee
Donald Dorman
Earl Paisley
Lloyd Hoeckaday
Hilliard
Estherville
Fr. Hillard
W. Bangs
Manchesters
Clear Lake
Harry M. Hoag
Mason City
Frank Wilson
Henry Prowse
Minnesota
Rev
J. Frank Moors
Tha
Cedar River
Chicago Great. Westerns
Cedar River Park
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Hotel Commodore
New York City
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
Myrtle Belangee
Betha Powers
Charles Shaffner
Black's
Cayern
Helen McAlvin
Dorothy Burt
Rut Barnett
Bolangen
Inez Childs
Beatrice Swallum
Faribault
Miss Swallum
Miss Childs
Pinkerton Building
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Chain Party
Clubhome
Misa Lang
Evelyn Walker
Lucille Lang
Warren Bingham
Fort Dodge
Miss Lang
Jessie Nickerson
Gilbertville
Malzie
Leo Gorman
Ralph Marti
John Connolly
Greater Waterloo Association
Johnson's Pavilion
Atisaen
Cleone Harker
Beatrice Krog
Bernice Smith
Mabel Campbell
Cornell College
McArtor House
Wilda Rose Club
W. H. Stevens
Byrnes Park
Black's Tearoom
Ruth Cameron
Jng
Edo
John Black
H. H. Harvey
H . Maine
Maine
Charles Harvey
Aswell
Roy Short
Cook
Dempster
C.D. Cass
Manin _ Field
Bull
Ackley
Visite Thera
Mande Gratem
Boy Scouts of
Devil's Backbone
State Fork
Herry Tubbs
Donald Merven
JJ Mitch Jr
Edward Wolcott
Myror Allen
Wilbur Chapel
John Klaus
Edwin Conger
Everett Ludley
Ryan
Dunlap
D. L.r Dunlap
Soy Gregg
Vera Dunlap
Detroit
Mich
Myra Gillispie
Grand Ieland
Vivian Dunlap
Duath
Ming
Beck
Park Avenue
Faterloo
Sullivan
Utante
Madam Beck
Leavitt & Johnson
Bank’ Building
Margadant’s
Fourth Street
MRS. Burger Cafe
West Fourth Street
First National Bank
Rye
First National
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