Velma Meier and Fred Meyer Tie In Marriage
The marriage service for Miss Velma Meier and Fred G. Meyer was conducted Tuesday evening by Henry Prekel pastor of a local Lutheran church. Attendants included Miss Lydia Meyer and Priest Vanier. The bride wore a rose crepe gown with sweetpeas. The Meyers plan a wedding trip to Chicago and will reside at 28 Argyle street upon return. Mrs. Meyer works at Central Freight Office and Mr. Meyer at the yard office of the same company.
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Velma Meier
Fred G. Meyer
Jiex
Henry Prekel
Fin
Planner Lutheran Church
Lydia Meyer
Vanier
Bridatore
Meyer
Shel Nilineis Central Freight
Mr. Meyer
Triple Anniversary Observed at Dunkerton Party
In Dunkerton Iowa on a Sunday at Mrs Mary Owens home a triple celebration marked the ninetieth birthday of Airs Hf M French the wedding day of the hostess and Matal day of Mia August Warneka Vern Tule Minu and accompanying relatives attended. Mrs French mother of Mrs Owen was honored with greetings letters and gifts in the informal gathering.
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Dunkerton
Hf. M. French
Mia
Mollie Hanna Tiller Honored on Birthday
Mollie Hanna Tiller celebrated her birthday with a surprise party at her son and daughter in law David and Mollie Tiller’s Cedar Falls home. Guests presented gifts as she arrived for an elaborate picnic dinner and she was born in the Hanna homestead area on the Cedar Falls road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Flanna Tiller
David Tiller
Cedar Falls
G W. Hanna
Hanna
Fine Arts Program Showcases Monthly Entertainment
The Fine Arts Program sponsored by the Waterloo Woman's Club and the Ping Arts department drew art enthusiasts Tuesday evening. Mrs. A. S. Welshaar chaired the department with four piano players and two violinists backing a chorus singing America. Notables participating included Mmes. Herbert Marshall Loren Jerry A A Sloffmann Karl Manz Robert Parrett Ralph Dunlavey Fred Mel Clain Roger Birdsall Jacek Patterson and Miss Hihel Brinkman.
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Senate
Ping Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
A. S. Welshaar
Welshaar
The
Assembly
America
Mmes
Herbert Marshall
Loren Jerry
A. A. Sloffmann
Karl Manz
Robert Parrett
Ralph Dunlavey
Fred Mel Clain
Roger Birdsall
Jacek Patterson
Hihel Brinkman
Church News: Women’s Missionary Society Meet at St Pauls
Mrs F M Burwell of Griswold Iweacan spoke during Dr J B Johnson’s pastorate to St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church Women’s Home Missionary Society Tuesday evening. Mrs Ralph Meyers, Mrs Bert Kuebnte, and Mrs June Riggins assisted. First Methodist abolition class holds monthly meeting Friday at Mrs George Hunting son’s, picnic lunch at noon, brief business session, social program. Assistant hostesses include Mrs P Walker Mrs W B McMurray Mrs J B Dunlan and Mrs Arthur Bunge.
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Young People’s Club
Ariena Lucas
St. John’s
Kingsley
F. M. Burwell
Griswold
Iweacan
J.B. Johnson
Women's Home Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph Meyers
Bert Kuebnte
June Riggins
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George Hunting~ Son
P. #. Walker
W. B. McMurray
Ji. B. Dunlan
Arthur Bunge
Club Notes From Avondale Slut Host Evening
Mrs Samuel Shilliam attended the Happy Hour club gathering at Mrs J O Trombauer home after months away in Oklahoma. Mrs Sam Peterson was a special guest. Patriotic table decor featured a red and white floral basket centerpiece. Five hundred was played. winners included Mrs George Weilein Clark Mr Edt Milley and George Woilein.
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Samuel Shilliam
Oklahoma
Sincster
J. O. Trombauer
Sam Peterson
S. Briner
Avondale
George Weilein
Ue Clark
Milley
George Woilein
Fitness routine guidance and home exercise tips
The article urges daily exercise through varied methods including housework brisk walks and targeted workouts. It warns against repetitive tasks as insufficient and promotes full body muscle development with simple stretches and movements. It also mentions consulting a doctor and references tonic products for scalp care.
Methods School Grows Moves to Larger Quarters
Attendance rose at the Methods School held in First Games church under the Black Hawk County Sunday School association. The seven department program runs in three daily class periods with evening sessions, and Rev. R B Williamson reports enrollment ahead of last year. The move to the main auditorium follows adjournment of the chapel, and the building opens for book collection inspection from 2 p.m. to close.
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School of Methods
Black Hawk County Sunday School Association
R. BE. Williamson
Morover Mooty urged to run for state representative
Friends in Grundy county press W A Mooty to seek the Republican nomination for state representative in the June primary. Mooty, a farmer of Washington township on a 220 acre Morrison area farm, has served two terms 1916-17 and 1918-19 and is likely to run.
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Reinbeck
William A. Mooty
Washington Township
Grundy County
Mooty
Morrison
City in Brief: Local Notes and Small Events
Quarantine for smallpox at Linden Avenue. building permit issued for a Lincoln Street garage. traffic court fines paid for a U turn. Ames cleaners' course attendance. vacationers departed for Gumaha. numerous instrument filings. residents visiting relatives in Springfield. Police report shows a speeding fine. theater hosts Courier News bosses. various community notices and council actions included.
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Christopher Morkides
Peter Mavrelis
Gumaha
E. C. Miller
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
Ames
John
J. T. Jacklin
Linden
Avennue
Joseph W. Chapman
Lincoln Street
J. J. Martin
Cecil McCullough
Springheld
McCullough
Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
Jennie S. Bird
Clinton
Water loo banner to honor Willard day in Dover England
Water loo Iowa unit plans a 2 by 4 foot banner for an English Willard Day parade in Dover April 24. The banner proclaims We are with you in the fakt Go on You will win and comes as part of a broader meeting plan including a portrait presentation to Iowa State Teachers College and a membership drive.
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Astoria
Waterloo
Dover
England
Jeveal Women's Christian Tem
Vaeranece Utilon
Young Women's Christian Associaton
Ocean
F. F. Yapp
Comrades of Waterloo
Tawa
S.A
Anna Wittenmeyer
Iowa State Teachers College
Wittenmeyer
Normal School
Mary J. Philpot
Black Hawk County Association
Frances Willard
S. V. Williams
St. Paul's
Eudora Keiderling
F. S. Burling
Aldrich
Rozilla Penderton
P. H. Yaggly
A. A. Bontrager
N. Clark
Peter Woodring
The
Union
Marion
WY. L
Sleepers Thrilled By Fire Alarm At 2 48 A M
Residents of 326-328 Fourth street east awoke to smoke at 2 48 a m as Officer R A Michaels reported a fire in the Model Laundry building. Firefighters found a smoking stove at the Red Ball grocery, 322 Fourth street east, triggering the call. Four additional alarms followed for chimney damage, a furnace pipe break and a residence on Mulberry Street, with occupants alert but unharmed.
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Fourth Street East
R. A. Michaels
Red Ball
Isabella Stewart
South Street
J. B. DeWald
Mulberry Street
R. G. Smocksone
Prospect Avenue
Durkin's Sweetheart Turns Against Him in Fur Coat Case
Chicago report says Betty Werner, once his fiancée, now testifies for the state in Mart Durkin’s fur coat theft case. She recounts accompanying Durkin to the express office to pick up nine coats stolen from Vivian Barton’s Hollywood shop and shipped to Chicago, naming his mother Hattie Durkin among involved parties.
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Chicago
Martin Durkin
Sheik
Betty Werner
Irma Sulivan
Betty
Marty
Durkin
Hattie Durkin
Hollywood
Hotty
Express
Vivian Barton
Iollywood
Police Driver Ill to Undergo Double Operation Thursday
Police patrol driver J. Pickens on the third shift will have double operations for kidney stones and appendicitis. His illness followed a medical consultation after appearing ill yesterday morning. Pickens was taken to his home then to Memorial hospital, where his condition was stabilized as of today.
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J. Pickens
Oliver Pickens
St Broadway Street
19Th Hen Memorial Hospital
Pickens
Horses Friend Who Fired Packinghouse Sent to Insane Pen
Rockford February 24 AP Frank Litts self styled cowboy who claimed love for animals spurred his attempts to burn a horse meat packing plant was found guilty of arson and declared insane. He will be sent to the Chester penitentiary for criminal in une as a result of a jury verdict. The state fought the insanity plea. Litts attempted several fires at Chapple Brothers plant where horses were slaughtered for foreign and domestic use. One fire started last October caused $80 000 in damage while others were stopped before spreading.
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Rockford
Frank Litts
Litts
Chester
Chapple Brothers
Bir
Salvation Army Adjutant to Speak Here Friday Night
Commandant Eddie Bowe invites the public to hear Adjutant Norman Marshall and Ensign Arthur Ainsworth in Des Moines at the Salvation Army hall on Water Street at 8 p m Friday. They will speak and the adjutant will inspect the army post and report to central headquarters in Chicago.
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Eddie Bowe
Norman Marshall
Arthur Ainsworth
Des Moines
Salvation Army Hall
Water Street
Salvation Army
Iowa
Chicago
Pie Eyed Parents and School Cutups Blamed for Badness
Iowa City report cites Tulane conference where Francis P. Falvey Albany? reports 12 and 14 year olds running wild. Delegates blame high school cutups and overbearing parents for a wave of immorality reaching colleges, claiming vices arrive with students.
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Iowa City
Tulane University
New Orleans
Francis P. Falvey
Albia
University of Town Council
Falvey
Children’s labor amendment debated by Ames Grinnell teams
Ames and Grinnell debating teams will discuss the national child labor amendment on Friday night in Ames with Ames arguing the affirmative. The same evening at Grinnell another Iowan State debate will defend the negative side of the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Grinnell
Ackley recalls Carter as begging tramp killer lurker
Ackley business men report Omaha sniper Frank Carter visited town about four years, posing as a printer, asking for work and meals. He used names to approach bankers Seth Trainer and Samuel Eggert and a Victor Katchelhoffer store, with multiple near identifications and none given work. Carter is described as a smiling tramp and looter who frequented the area and left no credentials.
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Ackley
Frank Carter
Omaha
Carter
George W. Althouse
The
World-Journal
Althouse
First National Bank
Seth Trainer
Samuel Eggert
Eggert
Victor Katchelhoffer
Frank Katchelhoffer
Victor
Morey
Frank Martin
Sam
George
Bishop Funeral to Be Thursday from Home at Littleton
The funeral of Mrs. George Wishop, 70, who died Tuesday, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the family home north of Littleton, with Rev. W. J. Stanley of Jesup Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be at Limueton Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, son Bernard, Waterloo, and Mrs. R. R. Meyers.
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Littleton
George Wishop
W. Js. Stanley
Jesup Baptist Church
Limueton Cemetery
Hilatop
Bernard
R. R. Meyers
Waterloo
Educators from Jayu University attend national meeting
Stateon faculty members from the University of Jayu are in Washington, D C this week to participate in the National Education Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Ill
University of Jayu
Washington, D. C
National Education Association
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