Society Notes Highlight Waterloo Weddings and Gatherings
Waterloo residents report on the Powell Wallace wedding on a Cedar Rapids lawn and the Wagoner Fay ceremony at First Methodist Church. The piece also mentions visits, picnics at Cedar River park, and social events hosted by Henderson, Meany, and others with relatives from Evansville and Montreal in attendance.
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Cedar Rapids
Margaret Powell
W. P. Powell
Brodhead Wallace
Henry Wallace
Waterloo
Iowa
Lore Alford gesTiind
Powell
Wallace
Colorado
Des Moines
Wagoner-Fay
Inez M. Par
Thomas Wo Fay
la Porte Road
Alva O. Wagoner
W. A. Wagoner
Leavit Street
Franz Willard
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kate Feteneky
Cedar River Park
N. R. Leslie
Delphi
Ind
Wagoner
Minneapolis
Mar Saret Senni
Henderson
J. Means
Amanda Aweder
Evansville
Meany
Harry Howland
Sennit
Schweder
Stephen O’brien
E. G. Dunn
Lorette and Hugh Plan Deer Hunt Amid Romantic Tension
Lorette in hunting jacket hurries to the piazza with Hugh after a tense morning. He is a law student and skilled shooter while she worries about a reputational risk and her past with David. They split duties to ambush a deer near the Bend as quietness deepens the scene.
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Lorette
Hugh
SI Tam
Bunter
Lorete
David
Her
Altho Hugh
Boston
Heckwood
Piaz|na
Landry Cafe
Loretta
Wai
Hughi
Roy Belcher
Roy
Lorie
Wash
Glessners Hold Third Family Reunion at Cedar River Park
About six members of the Glessner family gathered for the third annual reunion at Cedar River park. Eight of ten Glessner children attended along with two daughters of Mrs. J. T. Glessner. Russell Glessner and family and others from Sheldon, Cedar Rapids, Mount Auburn and nearby areas joined. J. T. Glessner, aged 86, hosted as the family enjoyed a picnic and visit.
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A. R. Guncheon
J. M. Hileman
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
A . Luther League
Waverly
Luther League
Waterloo League
Cedar Heights Park
Glessners
Cedar River Park
Russell Glessner
Sheldon
Will Glessner
Cedar Rapids
Glessner
Mount Auburn
C. J. Fox
Hd Glessner
Waterloo
Altair
PT. Glessner
J. T. Glessner
J.T. Glessner
Ben Hur Picnic Draws 2300 Residents at Elk Run
More than 2300 people attended the Ben Hur picnic at Elk Run yesterday. A 1 p.m. dinner preceded a program of speeches by Franklin A. Scott I. C. Murtagh William A. Cook and Burr C. Towne. Sports for men and women and two boxing bouts drew strong interest.
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Elk Run
Franklin A. Scott
I. C. Murtagh
William A. Cook
Burr C. Towne
Iowa Baby Virginia Lou Innes Wins $500 Prize
Virginia Lou Innes of Waterloo wins the $500 prize for Iowa’s best baby in a Chicago competition after Iowa’s extension division organized the state contest. From 1036 entries, 112 were selected to compete in Chicago with final examinations showing Iowa babies scoring highly compared with peers from Illinois Michigan and Indiana.
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N. E B. Kendall
Parent-Teacher Association
Extension Division
Iowa
Chicago
Davenport
Dubuane
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Mason City
Virginia Lou Innes
Charles R. Thomas
University
Department of
H. R. Mayberry
Jews Child Welfare Research’ Station
Ansin
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Firemen respond to car blaze on Park Road
Firemen from station No 3 rushed to Park Road as a street car caught fire from a rubbish blaze nearby. A water stream quickly controlled the fire with no injuries reported. Nearby Bronson Insurance Agency advertises in the issue. Askelon, an ancient city, yields a large recovered relic, the root of a giant statue.
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Lo- Bad Avenue
Park Road
Askelon
Troot
Beauty Chats on Face Washing and Skin Care
Excerpts discuss cleansing creams versus water, dry versus oily skin routines, and night versus morning care. Advice covers using mild oils, warm water, cold rinses, lemon for freckles, and electric needle removal for moles. Readers share experiences on creams, powders, and hair care tips.
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Asi
Marty A. Constance
Edith M
Constance
American soldier praises German people and plans to settle there
Rockwell City man William Henry Smerdon who served in the American occupation forces in Germany says Germans are democratic, progressive and industrious. He married a German woman, plans to live in the community, and notes Germans desire a republic and have made progress despite war reprisals. He arrived in September 1917 and served at Ehrenbreitstein before returning home.
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Rockwell City
Germany
William Henry Smerdon
Rhine
A. F
Smerdon
Europe
America
Ned
Mr. Smerdon
Camp Dodge
Army of Occupation
Ehrenbreitstein
Coblenz
Hanna Strodter
Grenzhausen
Courier up-to-date fashion pattern order note
To obtain the Courier pattern send to Fashion Sepage Evening Courier Wa terloo enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as 5000 as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending order.
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Waterloo
Steamboat Rock Enforces Late Closings and Sunday Ban
Investigator finds Steamboat Rock ordinances require saloons to close by 11 p m on weekdays and not open on Sundays. The law remains in force though seldom enforced, with only oldest residents recalling any saloons in town. Former Rep Herbert Huff of Eldora is reworking the ordinances under the town council.
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Steamboat Rock
Steamboat
Herbert A. Huff
Eldora
Huff
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