Early Today Iowans wed in California ceremony
Miss Otilia Hanson and Paul Goswiller married in a ceremony performed by the Rev Edward Slattery at 7:20 this morning in a California church. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Alice Goswiller and best man Oscar Hanson. The couple plans a ChicagoMilwaukee trip and will reside at the Brown apartments. The bride is a Cedar Falls graduate and the groom works for Islingis Central railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otilia Hanson
J Ur
H. C
Hanson
Long
Columbia
Oscar Hanson
Long Beach
Chicago
Milwakes
Goewiller
Brown Apartmeenta
Paul Davis Company
Cedar Falls
California
Islingis Central Railroad
Columbia College
Dubuqque
Our Lady of Vicory Academy
Portland Becomes 1925 B P W Convention City
Portland Maine was chosen to host the 1925 convention of the Business and Professional Women's clubs by the National Federation executive board led by re elected president Adelia Prichard Iowa. Florida federation gifts to support a home for disabled members were referred to a committee chaired by Mary L Johnston with other members to be named. Independent Woman editor Rath Rich was re appointed and Lena Madesin Phillips takes charge of the new program committee. Mary Stewart will direct legislative activities and Josephine Forney of Portland will be publicity chair. A mock wedding shower honored Augist bride elect Mary Roth with Misses Becklus and Roth hosting a refreshments laden evening in Minot North Dakota guests. A Royal Neighbor camp installation occurred in Morrison Iowa with Harriet Wightman presiding. Waterloo review WB A holds a costume party at Moose hall after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Élubs
Adelia Prichard
Iowa
Florida Federation of
National Federation
Mary L. Johnston
Trenton
N. J
Prichard
Mamie
Stevens
Minneapolis
Woman Magazine
Rath Rich
Lena Madesin Phillips
Alverdia Becklus
Florence Roth
Miss Roth
Mary Roth
Lillian Cameron
William Schaefer
Marguerite
Minot
N. D
Schaefer
J. B. Roth
John Burger
Club Notes and Lodge Meetings District Update
August meetings are canceled due to the president's absence. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge holds a regular meeting at L O F tonight with a half meet and new member initiation. Waterloo Rotary Club notes eleven members met at Miss Inez Coburn's home for a buffet supper, skipping the Byrnes Park picnic. Miss Evaleana Beer and Miss Bess Nichels assisted, and the evening was informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
L O
St Luke's Ladies Aid and St Pauls Mission Groups Meet
Mrs Anna Tavis and Mrs A B Snodgrass host St Luke’s Ladies Aid in church parlors tomorrow afternoon. St Paul’s M E Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets at 2 pm tomorrow at Mrs D W Mitchell’s residence. Marie Cline of India mission will read instead of textbook excerpts. Mrs J R Howard conducts mission box charges and Miss Margaret Hemphill gives a reading. All women and the community are welcome. There will be no all day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tavis
Snodgrass
St. Luke’s Ladies’ Aid Society
Tomorr
St. Paul's
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
D. W. Mitchell
Marie Cline
Waterloo
American Mission School
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ino
J. B. McCammon
Julius Johnson
Nei
Freaport
Ill
Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
Waterloo Roofing & Supply Co
Barron-Moors Geal Co
Utica Street
Lamar Stanard
Eddyville
Marjorie
Evslyn Christensen
Monae Cal
Dyville
E. F. Baldwin
St. Ansgar
Ross
BK. V
St. Luke's Hospital
Cadar Rapids
Charles Bickley
Petosky
SIDE TALKS on Blaming Children and Building Character
A mother laments the lack of help from her children ages four eleven and thirteen while she struggles after losing funds and maintaining housework. The piece argues children fail to develop character if shielded from routine tasks and discomfort, urging parents to assign chores to foster responsibility and long term happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bai
Community notices from local churches and societies
Plans by the Black Hawk County Halleee association members and a Woman's Missionary society event are announced for Wednesday at Byrnes rk. The Mission band and Little Heralds with mothers join, dinner served. Wartburg Luther league holds August church meeting at First Lutheran parlors. First Brethren society postpones to Aug 13 with a country home picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Evangelical Church
Byrnes Rk
Mission Band
Little Heralds
Wartburg Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
Glen Lichty
Lightning Destroys Barn and Hay on Thiemann Farm
A barn on the W. M. Thiemann farm in Scott township was struck by lightning and burned yesterday morning, wiping out forty tons of hay. The storm brought 3.48 inches of rainfall in an eight hour period starting at 1:30 a.m., a new record in 39 years of local weather bureau history, with three inches falling in the first three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
W. M. Thiemann
Scott Township
Trees Uprooted by Wind in Buchanan
Independence Iowa Aug 5 large trees were uprooted tele phone poles blown down and some damage to buildings from the Monday morning storm. A road stretch from Spencers grove to Alburnett became impassable and lightning struck a house near the state hospital with little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Spencer’s Grove
Alburnett
State Hospital
City in Brief items from Waterloo and vicinity
A.T. McCoy of the McCoy Sample shop travels to New York for 16 days on a buying trip while W. T. Warwick tours Chicago this week. Local people visit relatives in California and Oregon, receive visitors from Illinois, and join the navy at Great Lakes. A birth notice from Chicago reaches Waterloo friends, and several locals travel or undergo medical exams. Minor legal actions include double parking fines and a $20 drunkenness penalty. A postcard from Stockholm notes a stable economy, and a farmer, Henry Wunder, suffers a minor crash with no lasting injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. McCoy
McCoy Sample Shop
New York
W. T. Warwick
Chicago
B. F. Stevenson
California
Oregon
Joseph Knipp
Knipp
Mason City
Knippi
Ray Hendricka
Roger Rath
Mohawk Street
Freemont
Rath
Perry Aldridge
F. A. Miller
Washington
Federal Building
Nina Wilkins
Lansing
Mich
Burton Boulton
Waverly
Harold Renshaw
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Jacqueline Marie
John McHugh
McHugh
Waterloo
R. E. Hummel
Art Hummel
McGregor
Prairie du Chien
la Crosse
Wis
Minnesota
E. F. Rath
Stockholm
Sweden
U.S
Beauty Advice and Whimsical Tales Collide in Journal Page
A jumble of beauty tips discuss facial massage and skin care blends while quirky passages recount a rabbit and bicycle shop adventures with oil, a sea urchin, and playful wordplay featuring Uncle Wheeily and Bunty. The piece mixes lifestyle guidance with lighthearted fiction.
Mitchell Co Man Loses Foot in Mowing Machine Incident
Glen Smith aged 26 lost his right foot when he jumped from a mowing machine near the sickle as horses were frightened. He was found on the Union township farm of his father Carl Smith, covered in dust and debris after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Smith
Carl Smith
Union Township
Cedar Falls unveils Lincoln Junior High building
Cedar Falls school board accepted the Lincoln junior high from architect J G Ralston. Local firms Quest Smith and Sweetman Electric completed plumbing, heating and wiring. Total cost about 160000 dollars. Furniture being arranged, building expected ready for the fall term opening September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Lincoln
J. G. Ralston
Quest Smith
Sweetman Electric Company
Waverly High School Coaches Wed In Fayette Iowa
Coach at Waverly High School Weds Waverly, Iowa, Aug. 1. The mathematics coach and Miss Thea Hefner were married at noon at Woodlawn. Rev. Charles Medbury officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel will reside in Waverly after Sept. 1.
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Waverly
Aug
J.l
W. Mantel
Fayette
Thea Hefner
Oss Maines
Woodlawn
Charles Medbury
Manuel
Friecd
Scaffold collapse injures three workers at residence
Independence Indiana August 5 Three workmen were injured when scaffolding at the R. M. Ritchie residence collapsed Monday. The men had been building an additional story to the house and dropped about 15 feet. None were seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, In
R. M. Ritchie
R N Meeting Plans Convention and Balloting
The Wa terloo lodge Royal Neighbors will discuss the county convention in Cedar Falls and balloting on the business calendar at its meeting this evening in I Q O Hall east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Lodge
Royal Neighbors
I. Q
F. Hali
Radio Programs for Aug 6 Across Major Networks
A compiled schedule from Radio Digest via AP listing stations from WSB Atlanta to KWK Richmond with times and program types including music, talks, orchestras, recitals, lectures, and broadcasts across cities such as Buffalo Chicago Dallas Detroit and New York. The list covers varied formats with bands orchestras youth evangelicals classical and educational segments through the day. multiple stations feature evening dances and news blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Jubilee
Carson
WGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago News
WLS
Chicago
S la
KEW
WLAY
Cincinnati
Evangelical Young Pomple’s
WEAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
Sporso
Des Moines
Detroit News
News
WAS
Elgin
Artis
Woos
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
EHI
Los Angeles
WHAS
Courier-Journal
Louisville ‘Times
WGT
Medford
WIZ
New York
Tommasom
Germman
WEAF
WOR
Newark
WPRAR
Philadelphia
Or ‘Chestra
Woo
Tal Kdka
Pittsburgh
Hungarian Singing Society
Muslcy
KGW
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
Wraq
San Juan
Municipal Bana. WY
Springfield
Muvee
WAP
Washington
Uncle Wiggily and the Squeaky Wheel Adventure
Uncle Wiggily encounters Bunty the bunny girl on the seashore and helps push her sand cart. The tale centers on their morning meeting and Bunty’s request for help with carrying sand using a squeaky red wheelbarrow near the seaweed bungalow.
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Gunshore
Jie Hia
Dobiiate
Billie Rushytal
Wiggily
Jane Fuzzy Wunezy
Mr. Longears
Fuzzy Wuazzy
Bunty
Tyke
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Orphan Rabbit
Uncle
Abe Martin on Progressives and Advice
In Abe Martin's wry note, he questions the progressives’ effectiveness and laments that they never reach any real results, quipping that even solicited advice seems to be ignored, reflecting a skeptical rural viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
Burroughs Nature Notes Answers on Snails, Swallows, Snakes
Questions from Burroughs Nature notes column spark curiosity about snails life span chickadee nesting and apple seeds. Answers cover differences between barn and cliff swallows nest shapes colors and brood sites and note snakes eaten by eagles and road runners. History of fur farming mentions Civil War era mink breeding in Oneida County and mink fur durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Notes
Petrochelidon Lunifrons
Egypt
Kabury
Oneida County
Heat Spikes Tempers Police Called As Night Gets Loud
Amid heat related irritability residents flood the police with calls. A motor truck accident left a boy injured after a free haircut attempt. Charles Pierce was jailed for intoxication. Car occupants and prowlers prompted patrols, dogs disturbed a sleeper, and an all night party drew police attention on Comamer and Kicker streets.
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Breange
Feo Poo
Porum
C. m. Gnopt
John Farber
Black
An Molr
Oa Im
Comamerchil Streat
Kicker Streaet
Robbery Prep Reported In Stacyville Bank Case
Stacyville Iowa August 5 theft of a welding outfit from a garage cut teleplane wires and removed rope from the fire belt indicate prior robbery preparations for a bank entry that did not occur two earlier attempts had been made meanwhile in Osage Iowa the Adrian farm in Cedar township suffered corn and oat destruction across fields with large stones reported yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacyville
Osage
Adrian Farm
Here
Cedar Township
Currie Construction Company Forms New City Corp
Currie Construction Company is named as a new corporation in the city with capitalization of $25,000 and a general contracting plan. Officers include J. J. Currie as president, James Troupe as vice president, G. W. Dunham as secretary, and C. T. Wilson as treasurer. Currie previously led Currie Simpson Construction. that firm is now dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie Construction Company
NEW Corporation
Bustieas
Waterloo
Nava Hoon
Counry Recorder
James Troupa
G. W. Dunhem
C. T. Wilson
Currie
Currie-Simpson Construction Company
Troupe l
Currie-Simpson Company
Orient Iowa Hosts Unlikely Country Club for 373 Residents
Shenandoah Aug. 5 Orient Iowa claims the smallest town status with a 373 population yet hosts a country club developed on 40 acres laid out by a pro. A local banker promoted the club and it has grown popular. A scientist notes a disparity between average physical strength of women and men, a claim linked to the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Iowa
Orient
Pheen
Fire alarm near Chicago freight train mistaken for blaze
A glow from a red light at the rear of a Great Western caboose while a freight train stood by Steely Street was thought to be a fire. Anslette crews from Central Station responded before the error was found. Advertisement included contact for Herman C. Millar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lemons for Skin Whitening Lotion Formulation
An advertisement touts a lemon based skin whitener mixing lemon juice with Orchard White to produce a quarter pint of lotion. It claims quick healing effect, no irritation, and usage on face hands and freckle or sunburn. Stage beauties are cited as users.
Waterios Evening Courier PATTERNS
To obtain the Courier up-to-date patters of accompanying design, send it 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
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HlNems of Socited
Paul Goswiller
McAllister
Melia McAllister
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Adeline Hollnagle
Alma Boeller
Memorial Hall
Helen, Gould Auxiliary
Elizabeth Artus
Clara Smith
Ida Swartz
Ida Burrows
Clara Dennis
John O'Brien
C. J. Dowling
Mayme Egan
Knights of Columbus Hall
Sabella
Helena Kurth
John Schaack
Anna Kurth
A. A Hoffmann
E. A. Sasse
Leake Geneva
Stella Bunten
Marion Krieger
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lida Bunten
Association
Lake Geneva
J. B. Sedgwick
W. H. Howrey
Helen Alleen Lingelbach
M Helen
Henry Lingelbach
Viola Peck
Edith Akin
Helen Probasco
Kathryn Herren
Rosemary Johnston
Ella Mas Moothart
Sii Herren
Harvey, Fuilem
Jamez Thomas
Harriett Wightman
Gannon Camp
Morrison
Wightman
Waterloo Review
WBA
Moose Hall
Social Cir Tls
Church News
Éhazox
Ing
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Henry Wunder
Margaret
Terelle
Taale
Ander
Waverly High School
Squeaky Wheel
Ty Howard R. Garis
Abe Martin
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Seed
Lily Distrobuting Co
Fire Alarma
St of Herman
C. Millar
Fowler
Waterios Evening
Vee Eer
Tern Os Am
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