Schuneman Hanson Cedar Falls nuptials noted
Waterloo and Cedar Falls residents joined in a quiet 3 pm wedding at the bride's Cedar Falls home. Miss Amanda Schuneman, daughter of J. M. Schuneman, wed Mr. Andrew Hanson of Cedar Falls. The couple faced Cedar Falls and Waterloo ties and will reside in Sioux City after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
State Street
Cedar Falls
Marshall Field Company
Sioux City
Schuneman-Hanson
Waterloo
Oelock
D. W. Fashs
Amanda Schuneman
Schuneman
West Third Street
Andrew Hanson
West Thirteenth Street
Katherine Surset
Edith Schuneman
B. W. Schuneman
Hridat
Rilen
Benjamin Stewart
Sixth Avenue East
Hutchinson
Kan
Cedar Rapids
L. P. Sinnard
Sinnard
Edith Mabel Ford
Sinnard Barthers
West Side
Maccabee Thimble Bee and Community Events
Housekeeping begins at 324 Logan avenue as Cedar “review” notes a busy Cedar street event. Maccabee Thimble Bee gathers W R Cs and veterans after dedicatory services at Memorial hall with Mrs W C Blowers in charge of refreshments. Decorations include plants and New Year themes. Debora Chapter meets Westminster guild with talks on missions. Old New Year’s custom at Dr and Mrs Guthrie McConnell home features tea and candles. Birthday surprise honors Mrs N M Dunlap with musical numbers, cake and luncheon. Methodist Men hold monthly banquet with orchestra and harp selections. Daughters of the King plan bake sale and musicale. marriage announcement for Joseph Olive and Tressa Mekshineey. Class elects officers. Grace M E church Young Woman’s class hosts oyster supper and meeting. First Lutheran Ladies plan Thursday meeting with thimbles. Ceremonial card party attended by about ninety.
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Presbyterian Hogpltak
Bickley
Christ Church Guild
George W. Hinkle
H. E. Barrett
Wienry Court
Mystic Circle
Adam Lohner
Argyle Street
Alpha Chapter
Westminster
Suild—Auss
Emma Krebs
Arla Club
F. M. Jenkins
Meum
George Logsdon
Charles Drake
B. J. Hance
I. Ll. CG
Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Calumet
Walnut Street Baptist Aid Society
al Baum
X-X
iAfrs
Alice Dunkleberg
Ingleside Eclub
H. W. Laldage
Umrs
S. Frew
Riehl Street
Andillae Society
jElis
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterianate
H. M. [Hunt
Franklin Five Hundred
F. J. Landgraf
Rhea Cawin
George Kennedy
John Schfiel
Nicholas Webber
G. R. Spensiey
Triple Four
L. A. Wright
Ernest Ackerman
D.C. Perry
Ackerman
Florence Strayer
C. B. G. Club
Eighth Street West
Mae Trest
Isabel Shaw
Ruth
Linnie Strayer
Bertha Schiel
Ruth Strayer
Miss Slumm
Wildrose Club
A. J. Roepe
A.A. Roecfler
Mr. Roeder
Charles Pritchard
Roeder
Mickisy
Vollenweider
Clyde Handley
Wasson, Mant
Card
Needia Club
Ralph Hummel
George Huntley
Clio Club
C. D. Pedersen
John Fressle
Thomas Flynn
Entre Nous Club
M. T. McDermott
Cedar “Review
O. O. Hall
W. R. Cs
Ald
Memorial Hall
W. C. Blowers
Bila Mark Lee
Deborah
Luli Davis
Westminster Guild
Hew
Western Avenue
Leeper
Pettit
Our
Guild
Winifred
Ida Davis
Rose Hamilton
Guthrie McConnell
South Street
N. M. Dunlap
BE. E. Brooks
Bessie Roberts
Do Your Meals Look Too Big Free Trial Offer
Dyspepsia ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick thorough remedy for indigestion sour stomach belching gas coated tongue and stomach pains. Claims rapid relief from overeating and digestive issues with a free trial mailing option and druggist purchase.
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Stuart
Local Society Notes and Community Events
The Ceocelian society gathered at St. Marxs auditorium with Progressive and five hunnlrad play, Mrs J J Sime and Miss Wigabeth Kurth receiving tokens. Temple Rebekah plans officer installation and a supper. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Dand Myre Jaumes George of Sau eif th district, with a surprise guest. Fortnightly meeting at Universalist Church features Fr I Johnson on the Federal Reserve System. Pythan Sisters set Friday event with officer installations and refreshments. Social Band meeting moved to Friday with Mrs H Greeley hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceocelian Society
St. Marx's Auditorium
J. J. Simeon
Wigabeth Kurth
A. Alyn
Myre
Jaumes George
Sau Eif
Universalist Church
German Papers Voice Peace Requests In Wartime
Copies of newspapers printed in Germany and received in Waterloo say many empire residents want peace soon. They note 1916 crops were largest on record and food is being conserved, with some complaint of hoarding. Germans with relatives in the army claim moral pressure for peace exists in warring nations, but caution that such pleas could embarrass their government over territorial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Waterloo
Local Runner Set For Wed Nuptials Among Iowa Names
A brief social notice lists Noble E and Jessica M. Hoenig among residents linked to weddings. Martin and Waterloo appear in context with dates noted as .28 and .26, while Homer M M Garter of Sioux City and Effa Daniels of Osage are also named in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble E
Martin
Toledo
Jessica M. Hoenig
Waterloo
Homer
Garter
Sioux City
Effa Daniels
Osage
Foot Path Proposed for Longest Cedar River Bridge
Residents along the Cedar River asked county officials to add a pedestrian foot path to the 1840 Cedar River span, once the longest on the river. Engineers estimate footpath construction at 3000 to 3300 dollars, with safety concerns rising as many children cross daily and pedestrians share the roadway with teams and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoel
Chat
Kelley, Geldman
Avslatant
State Highway Commission
Barber
Evangelist Colegrove Speaks To Large St Paula Congregation
Evangelist Colegrove addressed a large St Paula AL congregation last evening at Golegrove addeng church assisted by Rev Haker and Trav George Shoemaker. Sermon from Matthew 7 19 20 urged good fruit and condemned infidelity and evolution. He stated Europe’s nations have turned from Christianity and defended virgin birth and biblical accuracy. He announced upcoming sessions on The Christian Home Revival and Preparedness and invited all to the 2 PM afternoon and 7 2 PM evening services. The Bohemian 1915 hop crop was estimated at 11 000 000 pounds, a 59 percent drop from 1914.
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Evangelist Golegrove
Addeng
St. Paula AL
Haker
Lindenchapel
Trav
George DB. Shoemaker
Bt. You's
Kervics
I. Dibble
Montpelise Colegrove
Evangeliat
Jonah
Gaia
Christ
England
France
Evangelist Colegrove
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Philathea
Central Christians Church
Missea Ellen and
Mildred iHichardson
Chautauqua Cireles
Grant
United States
West
Austria
Ancona
Canada
Nettie Mardella Tutt
C. L. Tutt
Robert Percy
Bank of Ottawa
B. Richardson
J. £. Brownlee
Hastman
Chicago
Detroit
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
Kemptville
Ont
Florence Tutt
West High
Woman’s Club
E. M. Storm
George Welker
Strauss
Russell-Worcester
Iva Russell
Herbert Worcester
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. B. Smith
Jessie Gaskins
Hugo Berghans
Worcester
College of Commerce
Waterloo Cement Machinery Company
la Porte Road
la Raconleuse
Logan Avenue
M Tn
First Alethardist Church
Virgil Blackledge
Viola Miller
Gladys Peddicord
Daughters OF the King
F.P. McElhinney
Daughters of the King Society of
Christ Episcopal Church
James Parrott
G. W. Hinkle
Carta
Wood
Cal
Joseph Olive Ec Trumbauer
Tressa O. Mekshineey
Fifth Street East
Trumbauer
San Diego
Grace M. EL Church
Maud Welmer
Myra Lohan
Nora Schultz
Edna Aiten
Ambieltin
First Lutheran Ladies
First Lutheran Church
H. Mueller
G. Johnson
A. Jensen
Cecelian
Hea
Marshall, Mich
Namo
Bireet
Veseeee State
Temple Rytwean
Temple Rebekah
Whevening
Dan
Pinal
H. Greeley
Bell-Ans
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
RTE
Rox
Kivte Teighway
Ginginecer
Peuiee
Petantra
Chilo
Horlick
Onil
Corn Belt Telephone Company
M. J. Tritz
West Fourth Street
Daul Das
Siles
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