Parkersburg Bride Weds Waterloo Groom In Quiet Society Ceremony
Miss Rena Cramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Thole Cramer Parkersburg and PL Sneckenberger of Waterloo were married at the Cramer home with Rev B O Northrup officiating. Attendants included Miss Anna Cramer and B E German as guests and family prepared a four course dinner for ten after the ring ceremony. The couple plan a Mason City honeymoon and will reside there after a brief trip. many out of town guests attended. Announcement notes for club meetings appeared in the Courter attica bufor y with schedules for Holy Name Sacred Heart events and various local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Cramer
Thole Cramer
Parkersburg
PL. Sneckenberger
Waterloo
B. Or. Northrup
Congregational Church of
Anna Cramer
B. E. German
Lohengrin
Nina Curtis
Marvteresa Carromini
Mason City
Helen Roe
Wayverty
Ernest Steadli
Dubuque
Nina
Leotha Curtis
Aredale
Sidney Mazaretzky
Margaret Cramer
Rh Lb Mantz
BE. E. German
Officer Confers Degree on His Daughter in Eastern Star Initiation
R A Buck past worthy patron of Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star conferred degrees yesterday on his daughter Miss Lurilla Buck during the first initiation ceremony led by newly elected officers. A program followed with songs by Miss Elfreda Borden and piano by Miss Margaret Joyce, plus a dance by Miss Margaret La Gombe. Refreshments were served in cafeteria style by Mrs Nallie Hut ton and committee. Next Wednesday a school of instruction will begin at 7:30 with Mrs Frances Dahl Cedar Falls district instructor. Mrs Dahl will be honored at a dinner in Black's tea room prior to the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Buck
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Lurilla Buck
Elfreda Borden
Margaret Joyce
Margaret la Gombe
Marguerite Hughes
Nallie Hutton
Frances Dahl
Cedar Falls
Reunion of Former O R C Auxiliary Members Here
Sixteen women who held membership in the now disbanded auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors held a surprise reunion at the residence of Mrs. Arthur Mobbins honoring her visiting mother Mrs. W. E. Kersey of Denver. Refreshments were served at 5 30 and a dozen roses were presented to the guest. Other members from Chicago Du buque and Waterloo attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mobbins
W. E. Kersey
Denver
Cola
Whilam Riedell
Marian Hunt
Chicago
Mmes
H. G. Searles
Nellie Sorenberger
T. ©. McCarthy
George Bemis
Dubuque
Waterloo
Mmes. Riedell
Fred Hunt
Michael Lorden
Michael Lorden, 1H. C. Hagen, Thomas Flynn, William Hiedanl, Frank Cooley
John Good
Ella Degan
G. D. Kelly
Oun
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty advice on preventing and treating blackheads and skin issues by Edna Kent Forbes. Diets and external methods are offered, including rest, water, fruits, and a daily hot bath with cleansing routines. The column also touches on concerns about engagement rings and suggests legal consultation if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on the hard path of chronic illness
Ruth Cameron writes that caring for a chronically ill or shut-in family member is hard, but the sufferer faces a five times tougher burden. She argues patience cheerfulness and endurance under sickness reveal character greater than many feats and condemning such patients reveals weak spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abutin
Wall
Y W C A Invites Public to Attend Its 1923 Meeting
Waterloo readers are invited to the YWCA annual meeting and banquet next Monday evening. The event will be open to all and focus on the association’s work for girls and women of the city. Music by First M. EK orchestra and a printed program will replace long reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Funda
Association For the Girls and Women
Fourth Street East
M. EK
Orchestra
Club Notes From Biweekly and Social Groups
Social gatherings featured Five hundred played by Biweekly club members and guests Walter Larsen and R A Michaelat at W O H Luloff residence. Stinchion served by Mrs W A Blowers. Picnic supper planned for Pythian Sisters in K P hall with sandwiches to share. Anna Miller hosted 14 girls for a regular meeting with fancywork music and theater party plans. Cedar review card party drew 100 guests at Ben Tue hall with high scores to Mrs Lawrence Massey and Werbert Lantz. Mrs Frank Date oversaw booth activities. Mrs Ludah Fergeman and drill team served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Larsen
R.A. Michael
and Mirs
W. O H. Luloff
J. A. Pratzke
Favors
J. J. Ilal
W. F. Trasie
K.P. Hall
Anna Miller
Cedar Review
W. Hck. A. M
Ben Tue Hall
Lawrence Massey
Werbert Lantz
Frank Date
Econds
Ludah Fergeman
Eveniog
Church News Highlights Deboroh Society Shower and Parish Meetings
Church notes report a Deborah society postcard shower for Dr and Mrs Spry of Geneva In. A hospital release of the former district superintendent and his wife’s needed treatment are noted. Recitals and devotional songs are listed with several members named, along with refreshments and social times.
Safe and Saned Drug Cabinet Shared by Household
An update on home medical care lists essential items for a modern safe drug cabinet. It includes hot water bags, an enema kit, boric acid, adhesive bandage supplies, antiseptics, aspirin, and simple remedies. The note also describes using an inverted iron as a makeshift stove to treat croup and pneumonia, with silk wraps to keep moisture in. A birthday cake surprise for Mrs. Kate Hetzler accompanies a club meeting recap and church group news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enema
Children May Enter Kindergarten Now at Earlier Age
Waterloo east schools superintendent Co W Kline announces a kinder garten admission change. Children not yet five but turning five within six weeks after the new semester starts may enroll this term. About 150 pupils start kindergarten next Monday. enrollment in all schools will be higher this spring with nearly 100 additional high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Kline
Waterloo East Schools
Ast
Valentines Appealing Varied Cards Signal Spring Mood
Valentines arriving in the city mix ornate art with comic varieties as Feb 14 nears. Merchants report broad selection from large to small cards with verses suitable for friends or lovers. The piece notes comic cards declining in popularity but still seen, while whetting springtime expectations. The bankruptcy filing follows, Bert Kanotsky of Hub clothing seeks voluntary bankruptcy with debts around 10,861 and assets about 8,033, mostly owed to clothing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kanotsky
Hub
Commercial Street
atEresat
Quarantine Hits Adults in Rural Area
Chickenpox outbreaks reach beyond children with multiple adults quarantined. Q O M Lee is p 33 at 1106 Jefferson, Dorothy Nelson 30 of 2008 Fourth St West quarantined for scarlet fever, Verle Fleming at 719 Avon Ave also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. M. Lee
Jefferson Street
Mr. Lee
Dorothy Nelson
Fourth Street West
Verle Fleming
Avon Avenue
More Children Are Reading Books Taken
Florence Tate, Waterloo public library supervisor, reports a sharp rise in circulating books across city schools. Census shows John Fiske 1100, Grant 606, McKinley 1500, Lafayette 1200, Roosevelt 700, with new titles added as east district funds purchase fresh volumes. The library and schools share duties and costs, benefiting students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tate
Waterloo Public
McKinley
Lafayette
Roosevelt
Ray Tiller Honored by Fire Engineers
Chief of the city fire department Ray Tiller has been named to an 11 member special committee for the International Association of Fire Engineers exhibit at the 1923 Richmond convention. Fire chiefs from Waterloo Winston Salem San Francisco Columbus Bridgeport Hammond Appleton Bismarck Moball Birmingham and New York City join on the panel. The exhibit showcases leading fire apparatus intended to save lives and reduce losses worth millions of dollars. Tiller sent an acceptance letter to the association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tiler
International Association of Fire Engineers
Richmond
Waterloo
Winston-Salem
N. C
San Francisco
Cal
Columbus
N. D
Birmingham
Als
New York City
Tiller
Knowledge of automatic dictation work invites post office applicants
Knowledge of the operation of automatic dictation machines may file applications between now and February 27 at the post office for assignment to vacancies in the departmental service in Washington D C at a salary of 1000 to 1200 dollars per year with a 20 dollar monthly bonus for satisfactory service. It is not necessary to take a civil service examination here but applications must be filed before the date given. Full information may be had at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fersons Bavine
City Budget Shows Large Unused Balance in Nine Months
The city’s initial budget of 364 155.77 funded departments for the year. Nine months in, expenditures stayed within the total, with a remaining balance of 99 446.11. West Street appropriation exhausted. East Street 4 987.7. police equipment not separately appropriated. Special meeting set for April 1 to discuss the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¢. MacKay
West Street
East Street
Poor in County Home Rejoiced Over Radio Program
Inmates at the county hospital enjoyed a three reel moving pictures show and a radio program courtesy of F. P. Rehmeier and the Electrical Repair Manufacturing Co. The radio brought wonder and joy as patients heard music and voices for the first time. The program was repeated that evening at East Janesville M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Rehmeier
The
Electrical Repair & Manufacturing Co
Rehmeier
County
MC. A
East Janesville M. E. Church
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Society News
Mr. Sneckenberger
Parents
Attica Bufory
Holy Name Court
Sacred Heart Serioso
Universal Club Dance
Temyje
Willis Johnson
Jackson Club
W. ' Weatherill
Rs. F.C. Smith
Woman's Club
Greater Watterloo Association
C. E
O. R. C. Auxiliary
Women’s Relief Corps
Mary Bartlett
Carrion Leckington
Julia White
Mae .Tunis
Florence Dunkel Yberg
Castle Hill
Robert Toysen
Fortunski Orchestra
Ruth Cameron
Tiumph
Sal
Levi Trott Ackay
Roceluil
Elizabeth Yargy
Iva Zelgier
Fourth Street
Stehard Bernard
John Zeigler
Ethel Cramer
Hussell Wallace
Katherine Kelly
Bernier Bernard
Helen Treselx
Anna Strum
Dorothy Bennett
Fern Tryan
Fern Radcliffe
Cedar
W. A. Blowers
Jolly Six Club
O. R. Carr
Church News
Deborah Society
W. F. Spry
Geneva
A. H. Holt
Lospital
Deborah
William Glasener
Thomas Reaney
Clara Waterbury
Lotus Sarvay
Chesterman
Mildred Phinney
Lotus Sarvar
Song of Mines
J. A. Cook
Glasener
Reaney
Rosary Society of
St. Joseph’s
Our Lady of Victory
First Presbyterian Motel Guild
FE. S. Shapland
Nicnic Dryer
Daughfers
Plymouth
John Cundiff
M.A. Peterson
V. FE. Sanonist
Northminster
Earl Kitahall
A. BR. Gilbert
Gilbert
Geeree DuShane
L. G. Adams
JT O'Ctock
R. N. McDonald
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Kate Hetzler
Emil Hanson
August Johnson
Woman's Society of
First Congregational
John Swift
J. A. Cobb
C. Lintiner
George Pike
Je Ferguson
First Brethren Sunday School
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Black
Roger Lohner
Hattie Bittner
Grace Saxe
Ray Tiller
Bir. MacKay
India
Elmer Hotel
Elmer Turkish
Syndicate
Fifth and
Jefferson Sts
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
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