Engagement of Miss Rena Cramer to Paul Schneckenberger
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Rena Cramer to Paul L Schneckenberger. Her sister Mrs Roy Mantz hosted a 7 oclock dinner for 12 at Black's festooned with pink and yellow roses. The wedding is planned for the end of the month with out of town guests Miss Anne Cramer and Miss Helen Rae. Invitations for further pre wedding parties have been extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Cramer
Paul L. Schneckenberger
Roy Mantz
Orin Shafer
Abs
Will. Margedant
Anne Cramer
Parkersburg
Helen Rae
Waverly
Cramer
George Quest
Albert Bitterly
Fern Kelley
Quest
Legion Auxiliary Adopts New Officers at Memorial Meeting
Mrs E L Rehff the first president installs successor Mrs J T Riordan and other officers for 2924 at Memorial last evening. The group reports $3,000 spent on welfare and hospitalization work while members pledge support for the entertainment and ticket sales. Dinner and cards followed with Miss Ida Schultz hosting a party for local youth and several performances by community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Rehff
American Legion Auxiliary
J. T. Riordan
Memorial
Reh F
Wr. B. Becker
American Legion
Lesiia Lewis
Pot Sheriff
Anna Casey
Ralph Martin
Kathleen
Missea Myrtle
Margaret Hughes
Misa = Idas Schultz
Dolores Wiltstock
Lyle Webster
Clark Kniss
Danteing
Beauty Chats On Skin Care And Candy Cravings
Edxna Kent cautions against eating between meals to protect complexion. Readers discuss chocolate, cream, and sweets as causes of pimples and dull skin, with advice to eat candy after meals and maintain regular meals. Personal notes offer color guidance and a cocoa duster tip for massage, though caution is given about facial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Water Counter
Segar Io
Harriet
Side Talks on Automobiles Through the Ages
Ruth Cameron muses on the evolution of the automobile, noting color, design, and cost shifts since 1900. She recalls early ads with glamorous riders, observes mass production lowering prices, and cites statistics on cars, phonographs, and telephones while speculating about future cheap engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unusual Talent Displayed in Pied Piper Poster Work
The Pied Piper poster contest showcased 16 student entries judged for originality and artistry. Katherine Bates won high school first prize with Floyd Teater second. Pauline Saunders won first prize in grades 1–7, Audrey Carron second. Several standout works received special mentions and a bonus prize of two tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbrary
Katherine Bates
Floyd Teater
Atudenta
Pauline Saunders
John Fiske Scnool
Audrey Carron
Portia Prime
Misa Printé
Floyd Tester
Black
East High Auditorium
West West
T. G. Menges
Yves Hat Shop
Installation Ceremony for G A R and Lincoln Circle
The G A R and Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R WW held a joint installation at Memorial hall yesterday afternoon. Dr W W Gist of Cedar Falls officiated for the veterans, while Mrs Carrie Riley Eaton installed the circle of Treers. After the ritual, an informal hour followed with music by Comrades Gilley and Sawyer. Refreshments were served under direction of Mrs N W Entwistle and committee. Harbin honors at Leavitt Johnson Bank dinner for Belle Harbin as she leaves next week to become deputy assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Gncoln Circle
G. A. WW
Memorial Hall
W. W. Gist
Trom
Cedar Falls
Carrie i Riley Eaton
Teers
Gilley and
Sawyer
N. W. Entwistle
Harbin
Belle Harbin
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Black’s Tearoom
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Reported
Club notes recount officers chosen at New Century club with Mrs A B Nanoan as president and Mrs James S Saunders as secretary treasurer. Various groups held afternoon activities, prizes awarded, and hostesses served two course luncheons or cards, with names of members and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmrs
A. B. Nanoan
New Century Club
Jamess. Saunders
Nautisa
George Carpenter
Julius Mortensen
Pete Olesen
George Kelsh
George Selbig
Riverside Drive Club
I. D. Bandfield
Y. Corning
Adam Entz
I. F. F. Club
Glenn Barker
P. H. Granham
J. E. Frumbaterwert
Girls' Service league to affiliate with Girls' Friendly Society
Church news reports Christ Episcopal church Girls' Service league voting to affiliate with the international Girls' Friendly Society. Meeting led by Mrs Elliott Wise featured remarks by Rev B E Mounsey. Officers Mrs Contes and Florence Tate retain posts as social hour follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Service League
Christ Episcopal Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
Diamonds by Quality: Brilliance Color and Perfection
A vintage guide explains three standards for diamond value: brilliancy from cut, color from blue-white to black, and material perfection. It notes that brilliance comes from precise geometry, that color ranges from water white to steel blue, and that imperfections like cracks affect value to knowledgeable buyers.
Local Obituaries and Notices from Rock Rapids
Mortuary notices report Mrs Jonathan Miller of Rock Rapids age about 75 died suddenly. Survived by husband a son Edward Minnesota and daughter Mrs Hmma Link Rock Rapids. Funeral arrangements at Kistner undertaking parlors with services Sunday led by A H Zilmer. Also listed are Frederick Brown Coleman obituary and Charlotte Jane Chase death details with funeral plans. Elvira Whitmore and Mrs William Kemp memorials. a cafeteria dance event announced for Bishop Cafeteria No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Moller
Jonathan Miller
Rock Rapids
Grange Township
Edward
Minnesota
Hmma Link
Ulinais Central Railway
Kistner Undertaking
Tha Kistner
A. H. Zilmer
Christadelphan Church
Ovtsial
Orange Township
Miller
Frederick Brown Coleman
Eleventh Street West
Florence
Illinois
Lada
Carria A. Eno
Waterloo
Horace B. Coleman
Baxster
W.B. Coleman
Plint
R.A. Mitchel
Los An
Cal
Missy Louise Coleeman
Ij. Tt. Howe
Chicago
Peterson Cros
Yemotal
Charlotte Jane Chase
Charlotte Jane
A. B. Chase
Commercial Street
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral
Atrora
Elvira Whytmore
Elvira Whitmore
Independence
Otto
Raspe
O’ Keefe & Towne
Fairview
Whitmore
Decatur
Frank Cole
Marital Woes Highlight Local Divorce Hearings and Alimony
In district court Judge H B Boies granted Ruth Newton a divorce and custody of her minor daughter Alta May Shepherd, with $20 monthly alimony from Benjamin F Shepherd after default of the husband. Clara Carpenter’s petition against Henry Toenter to be renewed and tried. Judge G W Wood granted a divorce on default and later set aside after defendant’s affidavit refuting plaintiff. A modern battleship reportedly uses about 6000 gallons of fresh water daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Newton
Harry C. Newton
H. B. Boies
District Court
Alta May Shepherd
Benjamin F. Shepherd
Boies
Clara ‘Carpenter
Henry Toenter
Elmer F. Feely
Attocrney
G. W. Wood
Waterloo Chautauqua Forming After Conference
The Waterloo board of chautauqua directors met for the first 1920 session at Y M C A and listed major attractions for July 29 to August 2. James Lear of the Independent Co operative Chautauqua association aided in selecting numbers with two main lectures by Judge Marcus A Kavanagh on policy manipulation and the prison system. Secretary Carl Kirkpatrick was elected to fill an unexpired term, with Rev W H Beachier as president and A W Brown as treasurer. Indications point to a strong season with Water loo joining the independent system and many towns embracing the chautauqua idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Board of Chautauqua Directors
Y. W. Ci
Chautauqua
James
Lear
Chautauqua Association
Bloomington
Ill
Kavanagh
Marcus Avanagh
Chicago
Waterloo Chautauqua
Davis Light Opera
Verne Stout Play Company
Middle West
Patric
Carl Kirkpatrick
Paul Kemmerer
Waterloo
Cheautauqua Association
W. H. Beachier
A. W. Brown
Police cleanup of Boxcar Gang yields income in fines
Police officers today estimated that about $1,400 in fines and costs will be collected from a raid on a gang of boxcar robbers. The operation targeted a band responsible for stealing cargo and disrupting rail service. The force emphasized public safety and warned of further arrests pending investigations.
Nine Plead Guilty in Stolen Merchandise Case
Arrest of nine persons as most plead guilty to purchasing and concealing stolen property. Offenses ranged from concealing hundreds of dollars in goods to smaller consignments of ecigarettes. Fines of 300 dollars and costs, or 25 dollars for lesser offenses, were imposed and mostly paid. nonpayment yielded eight day prison terms.
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Ening
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Society News
Legion Auxiliary
Pythian Sistera
K. of P. Hallhis
Edxna Kent
Louise L. T
Ruth Cameron
Oua
JC Jt
Dors
G. A. R. and
Lincoln Circle
Church News
Stunigar
George Miles
Paul
Minn
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
William Kemp
William K Kemp
Baste Township
Bishop
Owenback
Irené Reed
Waterloo Prod. Co
Mulberry St
Joy Eld
Judge Kavanagh and
Davis
Light Opera Co
Merrell-Soule Company
Syracuse,r.y
Kellogg's
Bran Ives
Bran
Kellogg’s
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