Freeman and Bropeau wed in Cedar Falls ceremony
Miss Roberta B. Freeman becomes the bride of J A Bropeau in a single ring service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A B Gibson 512 Mullan avenue west The bride is the daughter of Mrs M Freeman of Maringowe Wisconsin The groom is grandson of Mr and Mrs G C Simpson 220 Ninth street West Cedar Falls Preston Gibson a cousin was best man Music featured two solos and the wedding march After a 10 day wedding trip the couple will live at 422 Locust Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gibson
Mullan Avenue
Roherta B. Freeman
J. AY Bropeau
J. R. Macart i Bas
Mm.reeman
Muaringwe
Meindelssohn
C. R. Dayton
Cedar Alis
Mixaes Lorraine Gibson
Gladys
Elizabeth Snyder
Mrs. Simpson
St. Joseph's Academy
Green Bay
Wis
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Alr
Simpson
Cedlar Falls
Alpha Chi Enl Silon
Rath Packing Plant
Locust Street
Nashua Wedding Ties Couple to Tampa Home
Miss Nellis Shields and Leo Weiners Chitaga wed at St. Michaels church in Nashua. Bride worked in Des Moines millinery. groom supervised Tampa apartment projects. They plan to live in Tampa after marriage. Farewell party for George H. Smelser and daughter Lilian. Florida winter plans noted. La Porte City to Shipley teachers also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Florida
Sperial
Nellis Shields
Leo Weiners
St. Michaal's Church
Hoy
Erdignd
S Nahaget
Harris-Eemery
Des Moines
Weiners
Tampa
And
Mirs
George H. Smelser
Lilian
Guinton Bobst
Giltner
Neb
John O'Reilly
Miami
Fla
Sarah Hudson
Neva MeShane
la Porte City
First Lutheran Hold Annual Plenie at Casebeer Heights
Members of the First Lutheran congregation and Sunday school attended the annual pli ne grounds service at Casebeer Heights on Sunday morning. Twenty five members and four guests of the Missionary Society of Fits Brethren church gathered Thursday for sewing in the church parlors hosted by Mrs. Otte Meyer, Mrs. EH O Tept meier, and Mrs. John Tegimeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Congregation
Casebeer Heights
Tve
Missionary Society of Fits
Brethren Church
Otte Meyer
Sirs
EH. O. Teptmeier
Johy Tegimeier
Gladys Gindt to Wed on September First
Miss Gladys Gindt will marry Jann Cutler on September 1. Parents Mr and Mrs D Y Gindt hosted an informal party revealing the wedding date with heart shaped crossword puzzles. Other guests included Doris Alexander and Hazel Griswold, with games and a pink and white two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Y. Gindt
Archer Street
Gladys Gindt
Jann Cutler
Fred H. Cutler
Doris Alexander
Hazel Griswold
Beauty advised for comfortable feet and stockings
An article on proper stockings and foot care advocates silk stockings for cooling ventilation and good dye. Warns against too-tight or too-loose socks and stresses regular washing and toe trimming. Recommends foot scrubs, antiseptic powder, and lotions. mentions foot massages and leg exercise as health tips.
Miss Inez Webster Returns From Near East Relief Work
Miss Inez Webster, Near East Relief worker, returns to Galesburg after over two years in Syria. At Sidon she ran an orphanage for 800 war orphans, with 250 plus in a single room and mornings for meals. Younger children attend school, older youths learn trades, some train as nurses. Accompanied home by Syrian girl Minif Bajjar. Immigration rules prevented bringing a Armenian child. She plans to sail again October 3 to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Webster
Galesburg
Waterloo
Syria
Sidon
Wierut
Webster Ays
Miss Webster Baya
Miss Webster
Minif Bajjar
St Johns Parish Picnic Held At Elk Run Sunday
St Johns parish members plan their annual picnic at Elk Run Sunday with mass times moved earlier to allow departure by 10 30 am. Dinner will be served later and a program of athletic events games contests and a ball game is on the afternoon schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Parish
St.Jon’s Parish
Elk Run
Neon
Joyle and related clubs hold social gatherings
Club notes describe the Joyle club meeting at Mrs Otto Sterman s home with needlework and refreshments. Favors were won by Mrs Dave Holly and Mrs Harvey Fullam as Goldeagle club members met at Mrs Guy Robbins s home. Other gatherings include 500 at Mrs Fred Follette s, with honors to Mrs Loren Bush and Mrs George Wood, and a Cedar Falls park picnic supper supervised by several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyle Club
Otto Sterman
Earl Manning
Bunes
Dave Holly
Harvey Fullam
Goldeagle Club
Guy Robbins
S & Etc Club
Fred Follette
Loren Bush
George Wood
Mu Selig
Cedar Falls Park
Margaret Kilgore
Hmitha Moore
Anna
New Students at Hast High Asked to See F. J. Miller
New students at Hast High must report to principal F J Miller for registration and scheduling. The opening is set for Monday morning August 24 with teachers expected to arrive soon as the 1965-66 school year begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast High
F. J. Miller
Uieh
Ou Tarsay
James Black Co Awards Enlargement Contract
The James Black Co awards a remodeling contract for 508 10 Park Ave East, linking to the Osban Motor Car building by a tunnel, to H A Maine Co with a 313,931 bid. Bids from John G Miller Currie Construction Lauritzen Constr Co follow. Alterations include basement excavation and lowered walls. The tunnel will enter the main building basement for direct stock transfer. The project total near 20,000 and tearoom expansion on the Black Building's eighth floor is near 10,000 for dining rooms and kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue East
Osban Metor Car Company
James Black Dry Goods Company
H. A. Maine
Ano
Jow
James Black Company
Osban Aotor Car Corporation
Clinton P. Shockley
John G. Miller
Currie Construction Company
Lauritzen Construction Company
Grocery
Belme
H.A. Maine Company
Shockley
Hall
Des Moines Feels Early Fall As Temperatures Dip
Des Moines recorded a chilly night as temperatures fell to 1 degree with a high of 50 degrees noted by the weather bureau. Officials said cooler air would linger for several days signaling a temporary return to fall conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
City in Brief: Local Highlights and House Headlines
A city in brief roundup notes various local happenings. Visits by former Waterloo residents, travels to Lake Geneva and Niagara Falls are listed along with a piano studio opening. Several families plan trips to Chicago, Rock Rapids, Sioux Falls, and Yellowstone.
Plan Open House for New Temple of Masonic Order
Members of the Masonic temple board announced plans for an open house at the new temple on Park Avenue East in September. George Pike, chairman, said the reception will welcome Waterloo residents and others to inspect the structure, with a possible program of music and a short address by a prominent Iowa Mason. A further meeting will set the exact date and finalize the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Board
Park Avenue East
Masonic Temple
George Pike
Waterloo
Iowa
Temple Board
275 Get Diplomas at T.C. Program
Two hundred seventy five were granted diplomas at the summer session commencement of Teachers College last evening with an address by Dr. H. H. Seerley on The Expansion of American education. Most attendees list Iowa as residence. several from Waterloo and Cedar Falls are named with multiple local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
H. H. Seerley
Iowa
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Wyoming
Minnesota
California
Michigan
Missouri
District of Columbia
South Dakota
Waterloo
Mary Weir
Grace Eb, Barr
Laura J. Hites
Belva Muthaler
Winifred Bronson
Alma J
Becker
May Heath
Gertrude Hilmer
Florence L. Mathews
Nettie J. McKinnnon
Katherine BE
Kruger
Leone Weisbard
E. Lee Hunt
Merle Pollock
Esther L. Yardho
Lucille Arimbaud
Doris Coffin
Harry R. Cummins
Delpha Davis
Gail M. Dunlap
Yula T Isley
Elizabeth F. Lilly
Har
Black Flag Kills Every Fly and Mosquito in Your Home
Ad copy claims Black Flag kills every fly and mosquito, roach, ant, and other pests with a secret vegetable ingredient. It promotes powder and liquid forms, advises usage on dogs, furs, and moths, and lists prices and a starter package. Marquee claims emphasize total pest elimination and low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Flag
Bng
Buncs Fiag
Buchanan Bankers Picnic Set For Wednesday In Foresters Park
Buchanan county bankers and vigilance committee picnic will be held at Foresters park south of the Cash district on Wednesday Aug 26. Dinner is at 12 30 pm with coffee and ice cream provided. After lunch a program and games are planned for the afternoon. Open to all bankers in the county bank directors vigilance committee members and their families and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jensen
Independence
Buchanan County Bankers and Vigilance Committee
Foresters’ Park
South Cash
Buchanan County
Town State Hospital
Thomas Wilson
Rowley
Charles Platt
Jacob Arnolds
Cone Center
M.C. Jamieson Farm
Braguton
Notice of Appeal In Drugstore Liquor Raid Cases
John B. Hammond and Willard Russell filed notice of appeal to the supreme court from Judge B. B. Stiles order denying a temporary injunction against H. S. Hansen and Phillip W. Blauvius in drugstore liquor raid cases. Hearing set for September term of the Kansas supreme court. Trustees invite sealed bids for supplying 125 tons of nut coal in carload lots until 2 p.m. Aug. 28. details from librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hammond
Willard Russell
BE. A. Archer
J. W. Thompson
Supreme Court
B. B. Stiles
H. S. Hansen
Phillip W. Blauvius
Hammond
Tawa Supreme Court
COA
Wrtering
Waterloo Folk Guests at Independence Fair
Scores of Waterloo motorists attended Waterloo day at Independence fair this week. A motor caravan left at 10:80 a m under GC A Morris with many waiting until this afternoon to drive to Independence. Police Chief J A Leighton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Independence
GC. A. Morris
J. A. Leighton
Roof Fire at Roy Hartong Residence Sparks Damage
Firemen answered at 4 45 p m to Roy Hartong 1200 Kimball agenas misreading address for a roof fire caused by a spark. Forty gallons of chemicals used but damage limited to about 15 dollars. A still alarm from the dump on upper Commercial street at 9 this morning warned of burning rubbish threatening adjacent property. Buy fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hartong
Kimball Agenas
Upper Commercial Strat
Child Run Down in Cedar Rapids Car Crash
Marvin Schultz four year old son of Mr and Mrs Julius Schultz of 142 Elmwood Avenue is in critical condition in a Cedar Rapids hospital after being struck by a car driven by J L Campbell last night. He suffers a fractured pelvis and multiple cuts and bruises with possible internal injuries. The Schultz family had been visiting in Cedar Rapids. Campbell says the boy darted from behind a parked car into his path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Schultz
Julius Schultz
Elmwood Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Cédar Rapids
J. L. Campbell
Schultz
Campbell
Patterns and orders for Waterloo Evening Courier
Obtain the up to date Courier patterns by sending 14 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible, with delivery in about 10 days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I T
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Miss Freeman
James A. Simpson
Wixi
Bessie Mae Evans
Shelby
Wayne L. Pratt
Nevada
Methodist Church
Nona M. Pratt
Briel Evans
Church News
Nella H. Moseley
Mildred
Dorothy
Walner
Dinney i Black
Misa Moseley
Clarence Por
Mary Harris Young
Genevieve Stamper
Amigs Moseley
Audrey Strayer
J. E. Rosenthal
Omelia
Clarence Cropper
Delta Phi Delta Fororty Sisters
Miss Strayer
L. C. Leeper
J. D. Rice
Thomas Buchanan
Milo Miller
Rice
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mae Howell
Mae Lewis
Elizabeth Fiulie
Grace Lillemeyer
Margaret Howell
Vernon W. Hellmund
D. A. Hunt
Blanche Hunt
Aurora
U.S
W. B
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Waterloo Review
P. S. Firman
James Schminc
Anna Sandberg
Fannie Stimson
Ida Egdorf
Clara Bickel
Stanley Shane
Mmes
George Hawver
William Wing
George, Hansen
Gladys Isenhower
Emma Isenhower
Irene Lodghoff
Clinton, Sr
Engie
Eugene Rbngie
Fred Hunemiller
Will Ferguson
J. Swartz
Rose Eagte
Fredericksburg
George Fay
James Black CO
Park Avenue
Shivers
Buchanan
Alex, Moir
Los Angeles
Charlotte Altstad
Lake Geneva
Gladys Weatherwax
Glenwood Street
C. O. ‘Taft
C. B.root
John
Fred C. Krol
First Street West
C. M. Davis
Benton and
Marshall Counties
Cedar River Park
A. L. Green
Bernita
New York City
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
W. Egdorf
P. L. Friedley
JSON
Merton
Yellowstone Park
Bennett, Colo
Charles Hess
Juanfts
Thomas Iblings
W. Ath St
Masonic Order
Cedar Falls Daily News
George H. Twaddle
Cedar Falla
The
Waterios Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
T.C
G. B. Crinklaw
W. H Block
Albert Satchett
S. N. Pierce
Glenn Crinklaw
Crinklaw
Methodist Episcopal Church
Upper Iowa
Corinne Vandersoll
C. H. Vandersoll
Evangelical Conference
Red Ball Grocery Store
A. F. Blayimond
al Chee
Watertown
S. J
Samuel Boyd
Anacortes
Cedar Na
Gretens H. F. Greten and CO
Buchanan Bankers
L. S. Reinecke
Meeuser Lumber Yards
Strawberry Point
Haymond Kaiser
J. P. Kakser
Keyser
Iwas
West Side Lumber Company
Myers
H.R. Myers
Tir
Noaneeva
Julia Meyers
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
John PB. Leibech
Parlor Club
Wentburg Township
Carroll Martin
Grant Highway
Russell MclIntosh
A. M. MccIntosh
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dallas
Tex
Michigan Institution
Southern Methodist University
Southwest
Fire AaLaAm Ms
Merman C. Miler
Cedar
Rapids Man’s Auto
Icc
Nemes
City and
TRE
America
Sycamore St
Pirate
Lyons Velvet
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