Reaney Colthurst Rites Held at Bride's Home
Miss Marie Reaney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J L Reaney married Roger Colthurst of Ainsworth Iowa at noon in the bride's home. Rev J W Pool officiated with relatives and out of town guests attending. reception followed with a three course dinner and floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Reaney
J. L. Reaney
Roger Colthurst
Ainsworth
J. W. Pool
First Methodist Church
Kea~ Heat
Vride
Edith
The
Birds
Greta Melotosh
Dunkerton
Truman Wagner
Mendelssohn
Norma Reaney
Harold Clegg
Af Ainsworth
Anton Crepa
Louise Reansy
Ava Blankenhorn
Genevieve Pool
Keokuk
Clara Bette Wilson
I. R. Colthurst
Franm
McIntosh
Dumbarton
Blankenhorn
Lelis
Jaonisé Reaney
Columbus Juncion
William Reaney
Norma
J. A. Burroughs
Allison
Clege
J. W. Poot
G. BH
Colthurst
West High Schol
Iowa State Teachers College
Anthon
Grundy Center
Boone
Cotter High School
Bridge Luncheon Honors St. Louis Guest in Waterloo
A Waterloo bridge luncheon at Sunnyside Country club honored Mrs. Carl Walker of St. Louis and several visiting guests. Six tables, garden flowers, and yellow color scheme complemented multiple hostesses and a schedule of planned parties over the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Waterloo
Carl Walker
Edith Wangler
J.W. May
Elizabeth Strehlow
Milwaukee
H. N. Isreal
Prejudice magnifying effect on daily life
The piece discusses how personal prejudices distort perception of others and inflate minor faults. It notes how dislike increases work and interference, and suggests methods to untangle resentments though complete neutral stance is hard. George Eliot is quoted on biased perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
George Eliot
Yapp Succeeds as W C T U Chair at Wil lard Hall
Mrs Yapp moves from vice presidency to lead the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Willard hall on Tuesday afternoon installation data Sept 2 announced. Mrs J Park who held the post eight years declined re election with new officers including Mrs G W Lucht vice president Mrs Ida Ey Mitchell secretary and other posts. A DeMolay dance is planned for Waterloo chapter Monday at Electric Park with Harold Ayaigen Paul Kindig and Otis Folte coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flof. Yapp
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Atvica
Yap
G. W. Lucht
Ida Ey Mitchell
Medora Chirk
Amanda BE. Rickert
Margaret Moore
Willard Halt Fund
Yupp
Willard Bat
A. A. Thontrager
Waterlog Federation of Women’s Organizations
Misa
Helen Byrnes
Waterloo
Eavangelistice
Los Angeles County
Mra
G. H. Thompson
DeMolay
Order of DeMolay
Electric Park
Harold Ayaigen
Paul Kindig
Otis Folte
Grace Saxe class hosts church picnic at United Presbyterian
Grace Saxe class of United Presbyterian Church held a picnic supper at the church last evening with about 25 participants. A short business meeting preceded games and special guests Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pugh attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Saxe
United Presbyterian Church
E. C. Pugh
Club Notes Arbur Vitae Piecing Picnic in Cedar Heights
Arbur Vitae club schedules a piec inic Thursday afternoon at Cedar Heights park with a picnic supper. Mrs. Arthur Bentz to host Sunset club members at her home Thursday afternoon.
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Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Cedar River Park
Daisy Munson
BE. R. Hagerstram
Leona. Robbins
Cedar Review
W. GB
Busy Bee
Clubs Faithful Club
F. G. Seidler
Goldengle, Club
Arbur Vitae Club
Cedar Heights Park
Arthur Bentz
Sunset Club
War Veterans Urged to File Tax Exemptions Before Sept
County officials warn former service members to file claims at the county auditor’s office to secure annual tax exemptions. Civil War veterans may claim up to 3900 in property value, Spanish-American War up to 50, and World War veterans up to 50. Blank forms available by mail with notarized return.
Police Grist Light During Wet Weather
Police reported a quiet night amid wet weather with several theft and prowler reports. Thieves entered Dr G J Bermett’s office at 705 Black Building and stole cocaine a bank book and money while the physician momentarily stepped away. An auto jail hearing near Dubuane said to be headed to Waterloo with three men and liquor. Prowlers at 404 Glenwood Street and 773 South Street prompted police calls, but nothing was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Bermett
Black Building
Dubuane
Black Hawks
Waterloo
Glenwood Street
Rainfall Figures From Destructive Monday Storms
In Reinbeck Iowa a researcher lists rainfall data after Monday storms. One square mile received 476,674 tons of water, with 3.5 pounds per square foot and 11% tons per 50 by 340 foot residence lot. The rain’s energy, lifting to 5,000 feet, would require 133,056,000 horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Modern disease of tiredness and its cures
The piece discusses疲劳 as a modern illness caused by overwork and stress. It links exhaustion to gray hairs, wrinkles, digestive upset, and sleep problems, urging genuine rest over quick fixes. It suggests sports like tennis for back hollows and notes possible pimples from overeating and indigestion.
Evangelicals Urged to Strengthen Religious Training in Schools
Cedar Falls Iowa August 20 Evangelicals hear that democracy rests on intelligence and righteousness with schools developing minds and churches instilling faith. Walter Hutton Des Moines cautions one in five Iowa youths receive no religious education while 400000 under twelve lack training. Sermons by Rev W C Hallwacks and Dr A E Hangen emphasize devotional spaces for youth and Barnabas and Paul themes. Ministers pray together at an evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Walter Hutton
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
W. C. Hallwacks
Cleveland
A. E.hangen
Barnabas
Hangen
Paul
John the Baptist
B. R. Wiener
Naperville
Main Bridges Over Black Hawk Creek Found to Be Intact
County engineer OW D Johnston said the main channel bridges across Black Hawk Creek were intact after a flood dry run near Murphy farm. Only damage noted was to loose dirt forming shoulders and possible damage to approaches and smaller structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Creek
Murphy Farm
OW. D. Johnston
Waterloo Invited to Have Annual Dog Show
F. E. Henry of Cedar Rapids promotes an annual dog show in Waterloo inspired by Des Moines efforts. He aims to stage successive shows to ease exhibitor travel and invites interested parties to contact him at 1170 C Avenue West Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Henry
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Des Moines
Henry
C Avenue
Margaret Baldwin Sues for Divorce and Child Custody
Margaret Baldwin filed for divorce from John F. Baldwin and seeks alimony and custody of their 4 year old son. She requests a restraining order to keep the husband from removing the child from his sister Mrs W F Gleason’s home at 794 Jefferson street where she pays for care. They wed at Freeport Illinois July 19 1919 and he deserted July 1 1922 with no support since. A temporary restraining order was granted. Also Judge E B Stites granted divorces to Oliver Castle and W M Zunker in separate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Baldwin
John F. Baldwin
W.F. Gleason
Tefferson Street
Freeport
E. B. Stites
Oliver Castle
Clarence Castle
W. M. Zunker
Marr Zunker
Uncle Wiggily and the Dark Hole
On a sunlit seashore Uncle Wiggily confronts Scoopie the Sand Flipper who pesters him. To teach a lesson the rabbit places Scoopie in a dark hole and stays with him, telling bedtime stories while a jealous Walrus searches in vain for the missing pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Bunny
Ark Hole
Pune
Unclear fragmentary tale shifts between characters
A distorted passage centers on Seoople and family dialogue about a bedtime story and a plan to go outside. Nonsense phrases and warped names blur events, with mentions of an egg beater, a wall splash, and Uncle Wigazily in a disjointed scene.
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Seoople
Oelwein Couple Is Wed at Iowa City
Miss Clarence Parry of Iowa City wed Attorney Aviney of Oelwein at St Patrick church Iowa City priest Father Shanahan officiating Best man Ed Nathach and brothers Joseph Burns Jack McAvinchey attended Bride Miss Kimmel Also known as Frank McAvinchey alum of University of Iowa and former Golwabn football standout and law student plans home in Golwabn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Clarence Lsabalie Parry
Iowa City
Rank B
Avichey
St. Patrick's Church
Iowa
Shanahan
Ed. Nalthach
DeWitt, Jr
Joseph R. Burns
Jack McAvinchey
Kim
University of Town
McAvinehay
Frank McAvinghey
Gelwatn
McAvinghey
Golwabn
Waterloo Y boys depart for Camp Foster at Lake Okoboji
A large green truck leads the Waterloo Y Scouts toward Camp Foster on Lake Okoboji with Edwin Moore Paul Whitford and others named among the delegation. Camp opens tomorrow noon and runs until August 20 with delegates returning August 31. Local Y staff leader B. Lay heads the group as ten Hi Y delegates join from Dunkerton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woster
VM. A
Lake Okoboji
P. Lay
Hays
Edwin Moore
Paul Whitford
Gon Gur
Saxton Paull
Dames Switwar
Russell Grit- Til
Mverete Tansee
Foster
Wiil Lo
Waterloo
Dunkerton
la Parte City
Cedar Falls
Hudson
New Hartford
F. P. Hehmeier
Y. M. C. A. Stepolary
Bunny on Top of Oats Survives Raging River Ride
Fragmentary report describes a mishap on a river ride with a bunny figure and oats as it rode rough waters. A farmer named Stark is referenced in a damaged line about the incident and wreckage yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulick
Bates Stark
Waterloo residents join railroad excursion clues next Sunday
Waterloo and nearby towns along the Chicago Great Western plan a rail and river excursion next Sunday. A. J. Howard says tickets are selling fast for the Marshalltown to Dubuque run with a morning train from Waterloo at 7:7 a.m. and a 11:25 a.m. arrival in Dubuque, plus a $0 river steamer return to Waterloo. A return trip departs Dubuque at 7 p.m. and lands in Waterloo around 10 p.m. The package includes a $0-mile boat trip aboard the Washington. Waterloo and Dubuque fans expect a large turnout for the Sunday contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Great Western
A. J. Howard
Delleque
Washington
Odd Rabbit Exhibit Shocks County Inspectors
Stark told W D Jainston and county board members yesterday afternoon about a frightened rabbit displayed near a bridge. The pair were inspecting county bridges when the unusual exhibit raised curiosity about its origin and explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hudson
Stark
W. D. Jainston
Count- Board
Japan
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Reaney
Bride
Woodland Arbor
Union Congregational Church
Genevieve Parker
Gertrude Herman
Grand Rapids, Mich
Hesse Acker
Ardycea N. Acker
Sioux
Leora Fairbanks
Mast
Walter
Denver Street
J. B. Will
City
Hill
Flor Sster
W. J. Oakes
Los Angeles
California
I. O. G. F. Hall
Minnie Jewell
Emma Forth
Frank Mckinster
A. A. Hoffmann
Beaver
Stevenson
Smith
Rearde
Myra
Karl Orhof
D. B. Poutch
Rich Street
Glenn Leland
Waterloo Township
Bri
Raymond Leland
San Jose
Cal
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Black Hawk
F Hall
Ceddar Falls
Ethel Snodgrass
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Mar Walker
Gt.rea
Seater
Cgeorge Elliot
Yapp
Thera
Bn & Picnic
M. Hk, A
K. of Pa Hall
Lodge
Church News
Catholic Order of Foresters
Sacred Heart Court
W. O
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Mmes
Robert Haus
Carl Hoff
W. F. Stolta
Tin
Howard R. Garis
Waterloo ‘Y
Buchanan
Completa Optical Service
Horlick
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Featurs
Linit
I1oe
Cara Products Refining Company
E. Minnois St
Chicago, Il
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