Long and Neilson wed in Dependence home ceremony
Miss Carrie Neilson and Fred W. Long of Waterloo married at the bride's parents home in Independence at noon Saturday. Attended by Miss Joan Needland and Grover Moffett, Rev. C. W. Fletcher officiated. They plan a two week Chicago trip then visit the groom's brother in Racine before settling at 215 Baltimore street Waterloo. Miss Neilson was forelady at Waterloo Skirt Garment Co and former Marshalltown worker. Mr. Long, son of Mrs. Dora Long, works at Waterloo Gasoline Engine company.
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Herman Long
Racine
Wis
Waterloo Skirt & Garment Co
Marshalltown
Dora Long
Baltimore Street
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Gillett
Clinton
Wirst Evangelical Church
Lafayette Street
Helen F. Gillett
Cedar Falls
Harold William Jfox
George Bentley
Walter J Koch to receive French Croix de Guerre
Walter J Koch of Oakland Iowa son of Mr and Mrs Simon F Koch will receive the French Croix de Guerre with Bronze Star for courageous act during the March 9 1918 attack in which he provided perfect liaison between his captain and detachment commander under heavy bombardment. He served in Co F Cedar Falls then Rainbow Division. His brother Fred J Koch served in Co G Waterloo both wounded in action in Chateau Thierry and Argonne-Meuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Koch
Oakland
Simon F. Koch
Bates Strool
Philippe
Mr. Koch
Co. F
Cedar Falls
Rainbow
Champagne
Chateau Thierry
Argonne-Meuse
Fred J. Koch
Charles City
Walter
Co. G
Waterloo
Chateau
Thierry
Beauty Chats on Cultivating Grace Through Seasons
Edna Rene Forbes discusses how summer outdoor life and athletic activities build grace and fitness. She notes tennis, rowing, and dancing shape posture and beauty, and argues that winter can also foster grace through dance and walking, emphasizing ongoing cultivation.
Maidbound: Side Talks on Servant Dependency and Respect
Ruth Cameron argues that maidbound relationships trap both employer and servant. She recalls instances of kitchen tension and a social climate that pressures women to rely on help, while nurses the belief that true independence requires fair treatment and limits on authority.
Pattern Order Notice in Courier Advertisement
Courier advertises up to date patterns from Fashion Department Waterloo. Fill coupon and send 15 cents per pattern to receive patterns for seaming. Most orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach within ten days after sending order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
L Willis Former Iowa Lumberman Dies in Spokane Wash
News comes of the death of G. J. Willis, longtime Iowa lumberman. He spent about fifty years with Ricker and Sirotnoble Lumber Co and once managed Mason City yards. He died of heart failure after attempting a swim at Diamond Lake near Spokane, Washington, last week. His son and nephew were mentioned in the report.
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G. J. Willis
Iowa
Willis
Ricker & Siratnoeber Lumber Company
Mason City
Willie
Diamon Lake
Apokane
Wash
Ewe
Wills Lumber Company
Lunahej
Mototeapoois
Weat
A. J. Horton
Dramneud Lake
Mr. Willis
A Lumber Verchant
Story Lake
Frm
Morton-Willis Lumber Company
Mdelly Luimber Company
Light frost hangs over county lowlands in late-season snap
Weather notes report light frost across county lowlands as a cold front moves in. Across the region temperatures dipped to the upper 60s with earlier showers and strong winds slowing fieldwork. Meanwhile sparse farming reports indicate wheat yields varying from forty bushels per acre in area plots to near four dozen in others, depending on moisture.
Larceny charges loom for two youths at Jefferson Street gas theft
Police report two teens, Lawrence Anderson and Willis Blood, under 18, facing possible larceny charges over an alleged gasoline theft from a tank in front of a store at 200 Jefferson Street. They were released on $25 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Anderson
Willis Blood
Jefferson Street
Premar Day
Lada
Wiskow Journey to Waterloo Named in Police Ring
Wiskow and H. H. Young are linked to a Waterloo incident as officers ring in a case involving Charles. Vians of niet appear in police notes and provide context to the event and its participants.
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Wiskow
Waterloo
Vians of
Niet of Police
H. H.young
Charles
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Cast High
Eklund’s Business College
Tlinois Central
Ralph Martin
Washington Street
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James G. Clow
Frank Clow
Mulberry Street
St. Joseph
Clow
West High School
Town Dairy Company
Needles Institute of Optometry
Independence
Sons of Veterans’ Auxilary
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
S. of V. Auxiliary
Winchford W. C. TB. U
Finchford
Mmes, Clark
Anderson
Hoy
Herman Herfurth
Lula Meyer
Devil’s Backbone
Haymond Herfurth
Will Stiison
Cedar Heights
Q. Ve. Glub
Q. V. Club
Svetlanelay
Entre Nous Club
J. D. Hiley
Uuyses
Yaphank
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Kathleen Norris
Grosset & Bunlap
New York
Ellen Latimer
Paris
Thiadelphia
Edna
Rene Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Mary
Willow
Wiso
T L. Willis
Spokane
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Acre
Policn Noles
Arthur A. Mosher
Pune Luay
Yeaterday
Unicas
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Tessona
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