Marriage of Maury Lottich and Mrs Lottich in Waterloo
Society notes from Waterloo recount the marriage at the residence of Mr and Mrs Fred Shining of their daughter Maury Lottich to John Loutich of Now Albany Ind. Rev George B Shoemaker officiated using the single rings service. Lottich is a former teacher. Loutich served 21 months overseas and now operates a farm near Watersloo. The couple plan visits to New York state Kentucky and eastern states before settling on a farm north of Watersloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shining
Reed Street
Maury Dolothr
John Loutich
al- Bans
Ind
George B. Shoemaker
Mount Hope Church
Lottich
Town State Teachers College
Kingsleg School
Waterloo
Meer Waterios
Kentucky
Thos
Watersloo
Morning Stretch And Beauty Care Tips From The Page
A column offers morning stretch guidance to awaken and tense muscles gently, claiming improved circulation and easier rising. It advises a right‑side turnover, arm pull, head back, and five‑count holds, then repeated several times for best results. It also includes skincare tips from readers on cleansing, ice pore tightening, and facial massage using cocoa butter to tone facial and bust muscles.
Indignation Meet of Alumni Discuss Naming Building
West High Alumni Association plans a meeting next Tuesday in K. of P hall to discuss the naming of the new West High building. Fred Wray, president, says the board may issue a formal statement soon, while stamped envelopes for input have largely gone unanswered by members. The session aims to hear alumni and public views on the project amid ongoing board discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
K. of Phail
Sp. Mw
Fred Wray
West High Alumni Associaion
Mr. Wray
West School
Marital Woes Spur Multiple Divorce Petitions
J C Murtagh files for divorce from Velle Stanley, seeking custody of daughter Janet after a Kansas City marriage in 1917. Roy L Noble accuses wife Carria of absence and mistreatment in a separate divorce action. Mary Glass sues George Glass in Lansing, and Clarence R Lewis cites Maria Lewis for failure to cook and other marital duties in a third suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Murtagh
Velle Stanley
George Stanley
Kansas City
Bristow
Mary Glass
George Glass
Lansing
Clarence R. Lewis
Maria Lewis
Des Moines
Pythians Parade Delights Throng in Grand Procession
Cohorts of Pythians over 1,000 strong paraded through the streets last night displaying the order's activities. Uniform Rank units from Davenport Muscatine and Sioux City led by Col. H. Ewert, with Mayor Frisbie aboard, followed by knights, ladies, and a drum band. The Dokies, many novices roped and guarded, provided lively spectacle as townsfolk cheered, chants rose, and placards proclaimed the order’s pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Iythias
Khorassan
Gapts
Tom Storris
John Farrell
William,Harley
Greater Waterloo
Davenport
Muscatine
Sioux City
Col. H. Ewert
N. W. Frisibie
U. S
D. O
Lena K
Faitk Avenue
Commercial
Farth Street
Franklin
Fourth Street
Bridge and Commercial
Business Pioneer of Tama Is Dead
Henry Coleman, early Tama entrepreneur, former livery keeper, ran a drug store started by him now run by his son F. A. Soleman. He built Tama’s first opera house and erected a hotel and three storefronts on Main. Knight Templar and Masonic lodge held rites. he leaves a son and a daughter Mrs FE Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coleman
Tama
F. A. Soleman
Soleman
Main Street
Masonic Lodge of
I Sqn
QO. Redman
Illegal Fish Traps Destroyed in Iowa River by Warden
Traps found between Tama and Long Point were removed by D A Beck a game and fish warden from Tama aided by E J Willis of Riceville. In a dam area near Ama they seized additional traps. Two men A T Schroeder of Gladbrook and Art Poland of Toledo were fined 25 dollars plus costs for catching game fish under 10 inches. They paid costs but fines void unless further violations occur.
Hungry youth freed by court in local police session
Edward L. Stanton, a 20 year old homeless youth, appeared in police court after being arrested at a local restaurant for eating two sand wiches without paying. He said he has struggled since age 14 and has not eaten much recently. The judge released him after a brief admonition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Stanton
Stanton
Hudson
Charles Sibert
Homer Gibbins
George
Masonic Picnic At Ames Farm Near Buckingham Draws Hundreds
Several hundred members of Masonic and Eastern Star lodges with families gathered at A. L. Ames farm near Buckingham for a picnic. Speakers Rev. Robert Tipton of Belle Plaine and Alph B. Dennis of Northwestern University addressed the crowd as attendees enjoyed basket dinners, games, a baseball game, and a Traer band concert in the larek grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyner
Masonic
Eastern Star
A. L. Ames
Buckingham
Robert Tipton
Belle Plaine
Ralph B. Dennis
Traer
Dunnock School of Oratory
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Larek Grove
Traer Band
Adjourning Hearts Amid Stony Roads and Crutches
In a rural drive toward the golf links, Bob Randall, a blinded by his wooden leg, shares a ride with Doris Berkeley. He masks longing with bravado as he considers marriage and a future aligned with his brave, missing-injured self, while she quietly navigates danger and desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Doris Berkeley
Bob Randall
Doris
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns Order Notice
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises current pattern designs from the fashion department. Send to the Evening Courier in Waterloo with 156 cents per pattern to obtain up to date designs. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled promptly, within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Bold Rescue After Park Car Crash Ends In Coast Guard Rescue
Doris and Bob survive a dangerous ride when a car plunges into surf near the park. They crawl from the wreck, receive help from the garage man, and plan to return home with assistance. The rescue marks a tense, hopeful moment as they regroup and dream of a safe ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Courjige
Bob
Doris Jover
Thieves raid Tama county poultry near 200 chickens stolen
Thieves raided Fred Gebhart's Carroll township farm in Tama county taking nearly 200 chickens, essentially all the poultry. A second fragment mentions a picturesque harbor view at St Jos Newfoundland with a 520 foot signal bill and a 620 foot high South hill landmark and lighthouse guarding the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer, Ja
Fred Gebhart
Carroll Township
Tama County
St. Jos
Newfoundland
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Maude Knoop
Loren Berry
Abey Berry
Lee
Litchfield
Luly
Helen Meatrin
Black's Tearoom
Club of Waterloo
J. W. Miller
Reed
Miller
Henry Gee
A . Gass
Sunnyside Bridge
Country Club
C. W. Chap
Rman
Walter Dotson
Harry Bown
Frankie
Dex Moines
Solomon Algase
Alice Walker
St. Clair
M. H. Kintbell
Caledonkin Society
Cadddonian Society
Cedar Heights Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Merie L. Basham
National
Mildred Sullivan
Franklin Street
Mies Celeste Millar
William Hoxan
Dubuque
M. E
Byrnes Park
CE. Compton
Mines
J. A. Vortex
S. &. Barron
W. H. Garmon
J. B. Johnson
Louis Sehmitt
Rhey Street
Mmes
Frank Connors
Joe Otto
Hawthorne Club
Johnson's Garden
Awkumon
Edna Kent Forbes
Wissah
Idrag
Jane
Susie
F. Ks-Aj
M. OK
Pythians
Iowa River
United States
Custer Battlefield
Montana
Arlington
Mt, Myon
Arbuckle
Alice Borden Stevens
Iti
Nam Sesee
Poate
Waterloo Laundry Cleaning
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Ford
Seigel
Georgett Batiste Voile
Tricolett
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