Marriage of Miss Avonne Jameson to Arthur Elliott at Grace Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal church hosted a morning ceremony uniting Miss Avonne Ruth Jameson and Arthur Elliott of Adams Wisconsin. The service featured Lohengrin excerpts, wedding music, and a double ring rite conducted by Rev O A Luce. Guests included relatives from St Paul, Des Moines, and Waterloo. the couple plans a Detroit New York trip before settling in West Newton Massachusetts.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Avonne
Ruth Jameson
W. R. Jameson
Arthur Elliott
Charles Elliott
Adams
Wis
Frances Aylward
Ray Butterfield
Hurlburt Cheever
K. E. Runkel
Mendelssohn
Craig Arbuckle
Wayne
Ralph Jameson
Ivan Powers
Jean Berry
Margaret Fisher
Charles Fisher
Fonda Mae Jameson
O. A. Luce
Des Moines
G. C. Jameson
East High School
Illinois Women’s College
Jacksonville
Boston
Waterloo
West High School
Cornell College
University of Indiana
Harvard Law School
G. H. Jameson
St. Paul
Charles Eliott
Philip
G. H. Jameison
Harriett
Standish
J. N. Walding
Minneapolis
Louis Beinhauer
Richard Raines
Newton
Mass
Evelyn Grant
Brookline
W. H. Milnes
Leta Belle
Clarion
A. F. Hoppe
Boy Cyclist 16 Hurt Run Over by Motortruck
Robert Putney aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs Arch Putney 309 Rock Island avenue is in St Franc is hospital with a broken left leg after his bicycle handlebars caught on a Clark drawline truck on Commercial street. He was riding to Rath Packing company with two other boys when the wheels coasted along and he was thrown under the rear wheel. The injury details note both bones below the knee are fractured. The city ambulance transported him to hospital.
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Robert Putney
Arch Putney
Rock Island Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Young Putney
Rath Packing Company
Cohn Brothers Enter Retail Coal Trade in Waterloo
Cohn Brothers of 911 Commercial Street, long in hide fur and junk in Waterloo for 20 years, announce a new entry into the local retail coal trade and will handle all grades. Heiresses marrying Europeans have taken from America dowries totaling over 124 million dollars.
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Cohn Bros
Commercial Street
Waterloo
America
Church Services and Sermons Across Local Congregations
In absence of the pastor, First Baptist will host a gaming service led by W T Huxford. Westminster Presbyterian will have Dr HM Gage preach in the morning and address the union service in the evening. Linden WEF morning holy communion and evening sermon by Dr W E Spry followed by quarterly conference. Trinity Lutheran and Walnut Street Baptist offer sermons on pride, humility, and the builders stones. Rev D I Purser Jr preaches both services at Walnut Street Baptist with themes The Bargain Counter and The Stone Which the Builders Rejected.
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First Baptist
W. T. Huxford
Yr MC
Westminster Presbyterian
HM. Gage
Coe College
Westminster
Linden
W. FE. Spry
Waterloo
Walnut ST. Baptist
D. I. Purser, Jr
Man Slashed by Razor Fined $25 in Police Court
Dan Williams, a colored man, was fined $25 plus costs by Judge Courtright in city court after a two week old incident at 21 Oneida Street. Williams appealed to district court. Mrs. Perry Bradley faced similar charges, testified she was playing and the fight was accidental. Williams threw two bricks and used profane language before the slash. Bond on appeal set at $150.
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Dan Williams
Perry Bradley
Oneida Street
Costa
O. B. Courtright
John Meyers
Jaistrict Court
Bradley
Mrs Solon R Hamblin Dies at Manchester Iowa
Mrs Solon R Hamblin died at her East Main street home in Manchester at midnight August 3 from uremic poisoning linked to dropsy. Born August 6 1886 on her father's Milo township farm, she taught school and married Solon R Hamblin October 2 1888. Survived by husband three children Glen R Waterloo Mrs Howard Scanlon and Mrs Frank Mason Manchester two sisters Mrs Z D Henry Chicago and Mrs M A Parker Waterloo. Funeral held this afternoon.
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Manchester
Solon R. Hamblin
East Main Street
Aaron Estabrook
This County
Milo Township
South Dakota
Glen R
Waterloo
Howard Scanlon
Frank Mason
Z. D. Henry
Chicago
M. A. Parker
Motorists Arrested After Wild Career Held for Trial
Fred Kurth pleaded not guilty to operating a motorcar while intoxicated after crashing into Lt. Brannon’s car in front of Commercial National Bank. John Berry also denied the charge. both cases set for trial Aux. 10. Kurth released on $100 bond. Berry on $25. Defense may cite new traffic ordinance requiring lights on parked cars in obscured locations.
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Fred Kurth
Potles Court
John Berry
Kurth
Perry
George Gilley
Lt. Brannon
Commercial National Bank
Gilley
Brannon
Mr. Kurth
Berry
Two Gunmen Plead Guilty and Are Fined $100 Each
Mike Angeli and Nick Johnson pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons. Judge H. B. Boies ordered each man to pay a $100 fine. The defendants faced potential jail time pending grand jury action and possible a prison term after trial.
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Mike Angeli
Nick Johnson
H. B. Boies
Toledo men held on liquor charges after arrest in Wentfield
A telegram was sent to Ohio for Yooney to aid release from jail. Angelic and Johnson were arrested in Wentfield addition with revolvers. They allegedly left the home of Mike Stobus at 172 Vaughan street after threatening to wade in his blood. Mr and Mrs G V Orr of 1212 Fifth street left for Chicago and a Niagara Falls trip via Mackinac Detroit Cleveland and Buffalo, planning to return home in about two weeks.
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G. V. Orr
Fifth Street
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Mackinac
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toledo
Boy vandals warned at Elmwood cemetery
J D Caldwell former sheriff now Elmwood Cemetery manager warns Hoodlums to desist or face the law after pot flowers vases and monuments were damaged. He says two boys were taken to their parents and warned of jail if vandalism repeats. The notice emphasizes strict penalties for defacing burial plots.
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Elmwood
J. D. Caldwell
Caldwell
Mar
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