Ward and Dilley wed at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Bula K Ward and LeRoy Dilley married at noon in the First Presbyterian chapel with Dr J J Macariney officiating. The wedding drew about 20 relatives, with twin sister Mrs D Darney as maid of honor. Guests from Oelwein and nearby towns attended the ceremony and dinner at Slack's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Bula K. Ward
LeRoy Ditley
J. J. Macariney
Darney
Barney
Dilley
Slack’s
Packer Stract
Ava
Tobn Ward
Katherine
Harry
Bates Hawkins
Oeiwein
Glynn Ward
Chicago
J. Oswald
Blue Dskand
Ili
New Year Socials and Dinners Hear Dated Local News
Emanon club members gathered for New Year’s dinner at Black’s tearoom and later cards at Dr. and Mrs. W H Debe’s home. Guests included Dr. aut., Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Green, Holbrook, Glenn A. Smith, Lawson, Wheeler, Clifton and Robert Jenkins, and Grant Wheeler. A surprise party for Bernard marked his birthday on Mulberry street. Miss Cyrilla Dolan plans a college-friends dinner at her parents’ home tonight. Mrs. J M Cerda hosted a New Year birthday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Andre and families. afternoon games honored Mrs. Andre and Mr. Cerda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Club
Glenn A. “Smith
Frank Lawson
George A. Wheeler
Clifton Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Grant Wheeler
WF. Bernard
Mulberry Street
Farnots
Nick Delexardes
C. KE. Bartholomew
George Bernard
L. A. Bernard
Frank Bernard
Cyrilla Dolan
Martin Dolan
South Street
3. M. Cerda
Birs
M. Andre
Findh
Raing
Andre
Cerda
Wed at High Noon Miss Gladys Shores Weds Harold Fuchs
Miss Gladys Shores and Harold A Fuchs wed at noon in the home of Mr and Mrs KW Shores 202 Wighland boulevard with Rev E Mourney officiating. The bride wore a tailored frock of mitzie roseage trimmed in gold, violets and roses decorated the reception. The couple plan to live in Tampa after Feb 1 and take a two week trip to Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Shores
Harold A. Fuchs
KW. M. Shores
Wighland Boulevard
Harald Arthur Uch
High Maon
Rev
Mourney
Christ Episcopay Cburel
West High School
St. Mary's School
David Mannes School of Music
New York City
Fuchs
University of Louisiana
Lnte
Wayland
N.Y
Tampa
Miller and Webbeking Wed in Dubuque High Noon
Cornelia Katherine Miller and Carl Meary Webbeking were married at noon in Dubuque. Attendants included Alice Miller and Adolph Peters. Webbeking, a West High 1927 graduate, worked with Drs Rohle and Thompson. the couple will live in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where he is with the Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaliber
Locust. Street
Cornelia Katherine
Carl Meary Webbeking
Dubuque
Alice Miller
Adolph Peters
Webbeking
West High School
Drs
Waterloo Woman's Club Plans Resume of Activities
After the holidays Waterloo Woman's club restarts with renewed interest. The board meets Monday at 2:30 am, followed by Home and Education and Literary department sessions to hear speakers Elizabeth Mudson and June Korns. The Home and Education topic is Food and Dress, with musical numbers and several hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Board of
Elizabeth Jmudson
Black Mank County Farm Bureau
W. G. Klenning
June Korns
Leachers
Home and Education Department
j_Jeetter
J. OW. Parrett
J. EB. Sedgwick
WH. W. Grout
PR. Shockley
A. B. Lovejoy
B Natural Music Club Opens Year With Instrumental Study
B Natural Music club members meet Monday evening at Miss Ruth Knittle home to study piano music in smaller forms. Mrs. Merle E. Witt aids as hostess with program highlighting instrumental style emergence, piano solos by Mrs. Altland and Miss Hagerman, and a reading by Mrs. Witt. Current events in music reviewed by Mrs. Scholin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Ruth Knlttle
Merle E. Witt
Harold F. Smith
N.C. Altland
Mozart
Louise Hagerman
Rameau
Roland G. Taylor
Couperin
Fae Colling
Witt
C.albert Scholin
Robert Hardin Honored by Brother Ellison at New Year
Exalted ruler of Waterloo lodges BH. P.O. Nike in 1922-23, Robert Wardin, was the honored guest at the New Year exalted ruler celebration in tip lodge elibreons. The rotation honors future guest Harry A. Dunkelberg next New Year’s Day. About two hundred members attended as Charles Witt and W. P. Kerwin joined the presiding officers. A committee led by M. J. O’Keefe, James G. Clark and H. B. Maynard presented Har-Min a humidor smoking set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wardin
Waterloo
BH. P.O. Nike
Yesterdey
Tip Lodge
Harry A. Dunkelberg
Miks
Charles Witt
Chicago
W. P. Kerwin
Gelweln Lodge
M. J. O'Keefe
James G. Clark
H. B. Maynard
Siunter
Har- Min
Stephen Doorley will and estate division in Grundy county
Stephen Doorley’s will bequeaths land and money to his sons and grandchildren. Real estate parcels in Grundy county are allocated to John, James, Paul, Ellen, Stephen, and Marty Doorley with specified parcels and a $1,300 bequest to each grandchild. James named executor with a condition to pay $1,300 to the grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Doorley
John
Grundy County
James
Paul
Cedar Falls
Ellen
Stepnen
Marty Doakey
Ian
Township 83
Range 15
Twelve More Poll Tax Suits Filed
Twelve delinquent poll tax suits were filed late Thursday in the office of E. W. Koepke clerk of municipal court by Ben G. Howrey and Graig M. Arbuckle, deputies to collect delinquent poll taxes by legal process. Original notices have been served on 60 other citizens alleged to have failed to pay poll taxes in 1925. Time of hearings will be set by a municipal judge as soon as the defendants enter appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Koepke
Ben G. Howrey
Graig M. Arbuckle
Weekly Social and Club Meetings Schedule
Monday Afternoon shows Look Review club Y W C A and a Monday Night Womens Rotary dinner at 6 at Hotel Russell Lamson with various Waterloo chapters meeting in Masonic temple. The week continues with Elks and Home Education events Tuesday, Alpha Delphians Wednesday, Becket choir O E S installation, and Odd Fellows and junior auxiliary dances. A New Year's party, arts and fellows events, and multiple club gatherings conclude the week with literary and D A R meetings Friday elevated by Waterloo Woman's clubhouse activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Look Review Club
Y. W. Cc
Woman's Rotary Club
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Waterloo
EK. S
Masonic Temple
I.ee O.—iMre
C. E. Buter
Mrs. C
Balliet
Natural Music Club
Aliss Ruth Kuittle
Elklets
Ping Arts de
N.C
Mys
Ovenine
Gal Riseligs
N. A. Gasser
Waterloo Woman’s Clubhouse
C. P Hars
Beauty Chats and Optometry Across Eras
An article discusses eye care, distinguishing oculists from optometrists and opticians, urging readers to see an optometrist for refractions and eye alignment. It highlights eye strain, hints at remedies, and stresses avoiding harsh agents, with tips on skincare and general self care.
Hiklets to Meet at Elks Lunch Hosts
Mrs. M. J. O Keefe and Mrs. N. A. Lichty will host a 1 o'clock lunch for Elks members on Tuesday. Bridge will provide pastime for the afternoon hours at the Elks home.
First Congregational Church Women to Hold Annual Meeting
The Woman's organization of the First Congregational church will host the retiring officers at a 3 p.m. Monday annual meeting in the church social rooms. All yearly reports will be submitted and new officers elected. The meeting is open to all women of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Births Recorded in Local Area With Numerous Daughters
Birth notices list multiple families welcoming daughters and sons across towns. Entries mention Iain Marie, Marie Louise, Don Marte, and several couples including Mr. and Mrs. Vase, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Menderes, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McMiew, detailing dates in December and January and addresses such as Cedar Lie and 99 Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverelt
Dios
Ward
Rielard
Tepdrickson
Akoustier
Pracklin
Dee
WU Te Tie
Reres
T. Laenek
Peta Ma
Astrison
Yiowry Andersen
Don Marte
Campbell
Carlen Llewellyn
Alfred I Burbner
Tish
Naan Jean Rey
Roy F Withiamson
Ber
Bee
Marie Louise
Frank Rolles
Cedarlie
Mar Jean
Stewart McMiew
Williston
Dex
Arlins May
City in Brief: Local Names and Travels
Miss Frances Murphy visits her uncle and aunt in Winthrop as Northey of Herrick Refrigerator Co travels south with Mrs Northey. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cleveland return to Minneapolis after a holiday at the Meveland residence. Pry L L Leeper of the Fourteenth U S Cavalry on furlough visits his mother and stepfather. H W Grout returns from Chicago after attending a niece’s wedding. Mrs Grout stays longer. Earl M Mathews leaves for Ames to resume study in engineering at Town State College. Nellie Litchfield sails to Chicago for training at St Luke’s Hospital. Douglas Darling returns to Lafayette College after bereavement. Grace Itckey visits before returning to work at Parsons Co. Waterford study centers begin at junior high in Waterland east next Saturday. Instructors B F Cram and B L Ritter. Rev Fr Luke J Striegel and Rev Fr BL Hogan, now Columbia College professors, visit. Hogan completes Emerson course in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Murphy
Dail Street
C. GC. Murphy
Winthrop
Harry G. Northey
Herrick Refrigerator Company
Southland
Wiorléa
U.S. Calvary
Fort Des Moines
Charles Hummel
Eighth Street
H. W. Grout
Chicago
Grout
H. R. Perry
Ames
Town State College
Nellie Litchfield
H. L. Litchfield
St. Luke’s Hospital
Douglas Darling
Charles D. Darling
Westminster Rehurch
Lafayette College
Engton
Grace Itckiey
Parsons Company
Newwing
Bee
Wredericksburg
H.C. Moeller
Wateriad East
F. B. Cram
B. L. Ritter
County buys new mattresses for crowded jail
The county board ordered 20 new mattresses for the county jail as crowding nears record levels. The dungeon has been consistently full the past year with nearly all beds occupied each night, forcing the supervisors to replace worn mattresses.
Waterloo Chapter to Install New Eastern Star Leaders Monday
Waterloo Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will publicly install its new officers in a Masonic Temple ceremony Monday evening. Mrs. Roy Huzett and John W. Miller are to be installed as unworthy matron and patron, with Mrs. F. L. Wheeler and Mrs. Edward Dahl acting as installing officers. Additional officers include Mrs. Ralph B. Slippy as secretary and Mrs. Charles Ashwell as treasurer, with conductress, associate conductress, and other appointives announced later. Event features decorations by Mrs. Fred W Wim ber and Mrs. J. G. Relston, with special musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Roy Huzett
John W. Miller
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Grand Chapter
Iowa
F. L. Wheeler
Edward Dahl
Cedar Falls
Wheeler
Dahi
George Welker
Organ- Het
Ashley Dunham
Chepjlain
Hulett
Jana
Miller
Roy Short
Mittran
Ralph B. Slippy
Charles Ashwell
W. F. Schrag
Loman Griffin
Stockten Tl
Ino
Martin Lodge
Tabernacle
Crescent Council
Royal and Select Masters
Matt Parrott & Sons
United Commercial Travellers of America Association
Waterloo Traveling & Business Men's Association
Fred W Wimber
J. G. Relston
A. C. Zimmerman
R. S._Biekelberg
Peter Daley
Anna Clark
Marbeth Bellis
Inez Lush
Loma Griffin
Old Gray Mare Drags Fancy Cutter In Winter Ride
In January 1926 Waterloo sleighs and cutters surge back to streets as Connolly Carriage & Auto works notes a record repair year. Snow or not, drivers up reins and go while Lizzie and Weathertop echo festive bells, and the horse market shows signs of revival with garages rolling cutters back into use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fancy Cutter
Lizzie
Waterloo
Arthur Connolly
Connolly Carriage & Auto Works
Henry Ford
Miller Funeral to Honor Rev F X Miller in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls mourns Rev F X Miller longtime Methodist clergyman and pioneer of Upper Town district with funeral Monday at First M H Church. Clergy from Cedar Falls Waterloo and surrounding areas will share tributes detailing his 70 year ministry across Iowa towns. Burial at Fairview follows services with pallbearers drawn from visiting clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
L Upper Town
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. X. Miller
Pioneers of
Muguoketa
M. H
H. & Culver
E.S. Lockwood
J. P. van Horn
Upper Town University
Mr. Miller
H. O. Pratt
Cedar’ Rapids
George B. Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
George B. Crinkian
Fairview
F.C. Witzigman
Eugene Allen
Iowa Falls
Purial
Miller
Froncis Xavier Miller
Upper Town
Franksville
Lansing
Vinton
Coles Pure
Cascade
Waverly
Janesville
Abyla
Marion
Manchester
Monticello
Hampton
Charles City
Lyons
Tams
Town Falls
Decorah
Dyersville
Traer
Bowman
Clinton
Mt. Auburn
Plainfield
Waterloo
Cedar Falls News Briefs Highlight Local Property Purchase
At the general conference of the Bf H. ehiren, Mays Business Bork pur chases from the J. H W. Wilson estate the two buildings at 408-9 Main street for $12,000. New plans call for erecting fresh structures on the site. Also noted are local arts events, school resumption, and post holiday departure figures as Cedar Falls returns to routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bf H. Ehiren
Mays Business Bork
N. Bruin
J. H W. Wilson
Main Street
Nazareth
Mabel Bento Brown
Gingers
Lyren Club
Dramatic Club of
Danish Lyren Society
Martio Martensep
Tr. Iversen
Alfred Andersen
James C. Romme
James Romme
M. GC. Christensen
Thomas Hull
G. B. Boyce
Smith
Maotu
Afl
Cedar Falls
Higher Educational
Iowa
Independence Campaign to free Boy Scout funds in Ja
Eight teams of business and professional men in Independence Kansas collected funds for the Boy Scout organization. Contributions ranged from 13 to 120 dollars with pledges noted, aimed at heating and plumbing improvements for the Scout quarters in the old Y.M.C.A. building. A New Year dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs A J Shellito with multiple family attendees from Kalamazoo and Vieward. Charles Howard, former Nevada Mo resident and son of a long-serving mayor, visited recently after moving to Missouri. The National Auto Supply company in Independence plans dissolution and reorganization into a new incorporated firm after ten years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Cherny
R. F. Clarke
George H. Steinmetz
MO. Fouts
A. H. Wallace
C. B. Stevens
Allen Smith
M. C. AL
A. J. Shellito
J.C. Shellito
al Fred & Shelito
Margaret
Peters Sues Paul for Three Weeks Cafe Wages
John Peters filed suit against Harney Pant doing business as the Golden Pheasant cafe at 008 1-2 Commercial Street seeking $140 in wages. Dec 3 contract with Paul to work as chef for $40 weekly. he claims $120 due and alleges Paul is not a Town resident and plans to dispose of his property here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peters
Aginst
Local Business Expansion and Fox Farm Notes
The article notes Shopringipala as a leading profitable company with B C Gules and PB W Snow involved and plans for expansion. Kaleca Silver Fores is mentioned with TD W Sheldon visiting from Chicago, active in commissions and also breeding Liach and silver foxes near Williams Bay. A fire incident near Waxsen Box damages wagon and robe after a bonfire spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Gules
PB. W. Snow
W. Sheldon
Chicago
Eva Kenyon
Williams Bay
Weenle
Bulletin-Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
LeRoy Dilley
Emanon
W. G. Hubbard
Myrtie Hite Lyle Ferger
Harold -A. Fuchs
Cornelia K. Miller and
C. H. Webbeking
Edmond
Jules de Coucourt
IT. B. Reed
Christmag
Twdna Burd
Avis Seewick
Santa Claus
B. Sippel
Iowa City
Myrtle Crane
Detroit
Mich
Cieo Bennett
Crystal Lake
Lil
P. Fi. O
7. D. Easton
France
C. G. Bailiatt
Misa Mary Doughtry
Adela Noble
James Bittle
Maude Gill
Mieses Zelpha
Na Dougherty
Independence
Entgens
L. A. McGraw
Walter Helmes
J. A. Fitzgerald
Joe Lutgen
Mrs. Fitzgerald
McGraw
Miss Arns
Irene
Actus
Leo Fervis
Clea Arns
Robert Hardin
Ellison
Kles
Jan Optometrist
Lilni
Church News
Buchanan's
C.a
Luke J. Striegel
BL. Hogan
Columbia College
Dubuqiue
Hogan
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Mass
County
Mrs. RO
George HK. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West
M. BE
National Auto Supply Company
Watkins
Cis
Sibert
CAFE
Cocolate
Ake
Neta
Baker’s
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Bend. It
Evening Courier
Stra
Pattarn
Nate
Amen
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