Marriage of Miss Berniece R Rickert and Dr Alfred Budge
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Berniece R Rickert of Waterloo to Dr Alfred H Budge of Boise Idaho in a Walnut Street home ceremony last evening. The couple plans to live in Boise after August 1 with travel from Salt Lake City by auto. Rickert, active in music and nursing circles, studied at Wesley Memorial Chicago and NorthWestern, while Budge trained at Pocatello Technical Institute and Agricultural College Logan Utah, later serving in the Army Medical Corps and affiliating with Phi Beta and Delta Nu fraternities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece R. Rickert
J. W. Rickert
Alfrad H. Budge
Alfred Burge
Boise
Ida
Walnut Street
Ebsi Lockwood
Grace M
EL Thurch
Charles Sindlinger
Chicago
Natural Music Club
Nurses Training School
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Haseen
Budge
Wialey Memorial Ospital
Northwestern University
Technical Institute
Pocatello
Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Columbia University
New York
Medical Corps of
Army
Phi Bus
Delta Nu Fraternity
Graduates of Ross Conservatory honored in church ceremony
Bleht graduates from Ross Conservatory of Music received diplomas before an audience at United Presbyterian church. John McGlade, superintendent of west schools, spoke on music’s value in education and presented certificates. Sentencing included Miss Axtell and several students in elocution theory and piano. Irene Bagley of Cedar Rapids missed class due to illness. diploma sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Madeling Smith Althouse
Stiss Marian King Ross
Miss Bagley
Ross Conservatory of Music
United Presbyterian Church
John
I McGlade
West Schools
Helen
Axtell
Esther W Harmon
Mildred Fhinney
Ethel Louise Voelker
Evalyn Harmon
Rose R. Cohn
Franklin Gregory
Beauty Chats by Hona Kent Forbes The Permanent Wave
The article describes the early steps of a permanent wave process including shop assessment, scalp health, and hair preparation. It explains shampooing, drying, and the use of metal curlers tied with string, plus gauze binding to secure each strand. It also includes tips on kerosene versus alcohol for scalp care and hints at using henna to color gray hairs, with an offer to mail more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur Or
Madame Wip
Bobby
Luke
Johanna
Side Talks on Death and Aging From Ruth Cameron
A column explores why older people fear dying less than younger readers expect. It contemplates youth’s morbid musings about death versus older restraint, noting extended journeys lose appeal with age and that dying, not death, terrifies many seniors. An anecdote recalls a loved one facing the river and urging calm and courage toward the final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
John
Oso
City in Brief: Local Social and Travel Notes
Mrs L F McGarvey returns from Annandale Minnesota after visiting sister J Gleagon. Misses Ieone Carter Jessia Van Wey and George Webster depart for vacation in northeastern Iowa. Beatrice McGarveyers resigns sixth grade at Washington Irving to attend UC Berkeley. Frances Martha Adrian leave for Yellowstone for two weeks. Neva Weaver Des Moines Jr visits Waterloo as relatives host. Dr Ellyson and family return from month south. Ellyson kin join them. Edna B Lick, Extension worker, to spend Fourth with Elizabeth S Kennedy. she supervises west schools. Mrs R G Wilkins and daughter Helen travel from western Colorado to Waterloo, plan return by train. J F Simpson and W T Warwick tour Colorado for a month. Hugh McCartney returns from Chicago with Southern Manufacturing ties. visits Blackleys. Blacklers, Forhan, Dougherty group head to Lake Okoboji for month. Dr Shannon, office 123. Residence Hotel Russell-Tamson, 3200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieone Carter
Jessia van Wey
George Webster
Iowa
Beatrice McGarveyers
Washington Irving
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Frances
Martha Adrian
Sycamore Street
Yellowstone National Park
Neva Weaver
Des Moines
F. R. Hohl
Fifth Street
Weath
Edna B. Lick
Clarinda
Iowa State Teachers College
Elizabeths
Kennex
Miss Lick
West Schools
R G. Wilkins
Helen
Colorado
Denver
Waterloo
J. F. Simpson
W. T. Warwick
Simpson
Glenwood Springs
Leadville
Hugh McCartney
Chicago
Wii- Yaw G. Blackley
McCartney
New Orleans
Norther Manufacturing Company
Clubhouse Fund Pledge Campaign To Continue
The Waterloo Won ana club's finance and building committees, after reviewing progress toward a $10 000 goal, decided to extend canvassing to reach every member and accept subscriptions as low as 1 to fund the Snowden property. Once pledged, a public entertainment will be held to boost funds, with committees meeting Monday to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Wonana Club
Smigle
Snowden
J. E. Bragdon
J.T. Riordan
Frank Kiessling
J. D. Euston
Mijas Maude Dudley
B. A. Booges
June Rainfall Thins In Waterloo After Dry Month
June 1922 proved the driest in years for Waterloo with total rainfall only .69 of an inch, and yesterday's showers brought scarce moisture. May recorded 5.63 inches with .83 inch on May 20, while other Iowa towns reported scattered totals ranging from .38 to 1.92 inches as a storm front neared. The Weather Bureau noted a low barometer signaling possible storm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rarpn
Iowa
Clarinda
Creston
Des Moines
Estherville
Fort Dodge
Inwood
Lamont
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Omaha
Atlantic
Boone
Carroll
Weather Bureau
Park Band Concerts Begin Friday in City Parks
Friday night concerts start next week with the Great Waterloo Concert Band directed by Cal Huntainer. The program opens at Lincoln Park then Washington Park, rotating weekly unless weather stops the series. Wednesday afternoons at Cedar River Park bathing beach begin July 12 from 4 30 to 5 00 p m and continue indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo
Cal Huntainger
Lincoln Park
Washington Park
Cedar River Park Bathing Beach
Knights Templar to Attend Park Opening
Waterloo Knights Templar plan a motor trip to Spirit Lake for the park opening with several named local members attending. The park will be open to Knights Templar in July, August for master Masons, and the grand commandery is in session there. The park is reportedly taxed to capacity. Also, Mike Gauss buys the residence at 432 Home Park Boulevard from Aukerman, moving from Charlton, Illinois, with his family to occupy it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Knights Templar
Spirit Lake
Templar Park
R. A. Luck
W. H. Scheel
C. J. Stickman
Fred Sporle
Russell DeGon
C. M. Hollis
Air
F. A. Kiessling
Grand Commandery
Mike Gauss
Home Park Boulevard
M. M. Aukerman
Lester W. Miller and
Ewing & Crozier
Mr. Gangs
Charlton, Ig
Cranberry Relish Recipe From Historic Lecture
Recipe outlines cranberry relish with oranges raisins and vinegar. Instructions describe washing cranberries halving them adding orange pulp rind sugar raisins and vinegar, simmering until thick about 15 minutes then adding spices and cooking five minutes before pouring into sterilized jars and sealing. Makes about six glasses.
Fireworks at Pond Playground for Fourth Observance
Fireworks will be moved to Pat's pond playground on Tuesday for a safe, supervised Fourth of July display. Recreation leaders will oversee children, crackers and comets provided for brief, calm moments. Attendance has grown to 1,728 this week, with 250 at the two playgrounds Thursday, and local groups contribute gear and a drinking fountain is arranged at Lowell grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat's Pond
Fisher Tent and Awning Company
Gretchen Bingaman
Louis Kresensky
John C. McGlade
West Schools
Lowell
West District
J. C. Hartman
Elmwood Athletics Association
Obituaries of Pitt K Jaggar and Mrs O W Klinger
Pitt K Jaggar of Waterloo died at Presbyterian Hospital at 3 a m due to paralysis after a long illness following a December auto accident. He was born Sept 26 1853 in Iowa and leaves a widow Ida Campbell and son Dean aged 11 plus five brothers, a sister and a brother in Alabama. funeral arrangements are pending at Hileman and Gindt. Mrs O W Klinger, 39, Waterloo resident until five years ago, died in La Crosse Wisconsin of tuberculosis. She leaves a husband four children Berneta Blanche Junior and Doris two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p m at Genter Point, Ja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt K. Jaggar
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
la Porte City
Mr. Jagear
Iowa
Ida Campbell
Dean
Kansas
Alabama
California
Hileman & Gindt
O. W. Klinger
la Grosse
Wis
Berneta
Blanche
Junior
Doris
Genter Point
Rotarians Welcome to Isle on Fourth
Rotary Isle will host several local Rotarians and families on July 4 for a day of comfort and enjoyment. The regular noonday Rotarians meeting will be at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday with the Miller Wyant act headlining per secretary Gwynne Weston. Brierwood Padience closes 6 p.m. during July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Isle
Russell-Lamson
Miller-Wyant Combination
Gwynne Weston
World 3 Meet Record Breaker at Sun Day School Meet
The sixteenth International Sunday school convention met in Kansas City June 21 27 drawing 7200 delegates the largest gathering yet. The event featured 29 book exhibitors 17 general sessions 260 speakers and a Rainbow chorus of 500 with plans for a unified religious education program nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
CC. F.smith
First Evangelical Church
City
Japan
Korea
Philippine
The
Raymond ‘Robins
Edwin H. Hughes
W. J. Bryan
Augustine ‘Smith
Boston
Rainbow
Internatornal Sunday School Association
Sunday School Council of Evangelical Churches
Sunday School Council of Evangelical Idenominations
International ‘Association
International S. S. Council of Religious Education
United States
Delegates at Iowa Sunday School Meet Receive Gift
The Iowa Sunday school gathering heard a speech on harmony with the new organization. Two hundred delegates were allotted, and 220 attended. R. E. Stout, editor of the Kansas City Star, presented a beautiful gift to the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
R. £. Stout
Kansas City Star
Veterans of Two Wars Picnic On Historic Waterloo Ground
Veterans of the Spanish and Civil wars plan a Fourth of July picnic at Hanna's grove on the old Cedar Falls road in Waterloo. Gen. Phil C. Hanna hosts. the event marks historic ground with tables, coffee, lemonade, music and games. A large county flag will fly as veterans journey by bus from Memorial halls between 9 and 10:30 a.m. for transport. The library will be closed Sundays in July and August and on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna’s Grove
Cedar Falls
Falls Avenue
Phil C. Hanna
Hanna
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Gen. Hanna
Maria C. Brace
Church Directory Listing Citywide Denominational Services
Directory lists numerous churches by denomination with service times and locations across the city. It details Christian Science through Universalist congregations, with various pastors and Sunday schedules including Sunday school and midweek prayer meetings.
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain up-to-date patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier send 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible. Expect delivery about ten days after sending your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
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Society News
Dr. Budge
Maddigan School of Music
St. Mary's Auditorium
Margaret Maddigan
Annie Laurie
M. D. Dingy
Junia Cady
Alfreta Borden
Martha Kellwig
Lovina Gilpatrick
Grace Gerholt
Eddie Stevenson
Llite Olive Sinclair
Frances Westcott
Dorothy Hilmer
Sophia Mazavetsky
Girls’ Glee Club
Sts Claus
Byrnes
Lucifie Huntington
J. B. Johnson
G. Leffler
Compton
Christ Episcopal
Sunnyside Club
Hona Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Jess
4Th St
L. F. McGarvey
Annandale
Minn
J. Gleagon
C. W. Ellyson
Craig
South
Dr. Ellyson
M. J. Ellyson
Dr. Shannon
Russell-Tamson
Awkutaon Klub
Ankumon Klub
Johnson
Louis Kresengky
Julius Johnson
DeForest Carter
Russell Christenson
Mole Russell-Lamson
St. Francis Auxiliary
St. Francis Hospital
George Weiner
Joseph Dietsch
Ernest Chevalier
Misa Ella
Cusack
Ned
Nan Stanton
Andrew Saiz
Ralph Barrett
Edna Sellman
Assen
Cand
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
O. ES
Byrnes Park
Ben Hue Lodge
Gen. Law Wallace
J.C. Murtagh
George Forrester
Alvin Heathershaw
Forrester
J. B. DeWald
Glen Club
Northwestern Collage
Naperville
Isle
Brierwood
Padience
Hingsley Ave
Arthur C. Cole
Row
Kistner
Home of
Distinctive Service
West
Third Avenue
Fred Elliott
Richard McCoy
Dorothy May Edwards
James Elliott
Lafayette Street
G. D. Serriit
Christian Science
Marah Place
Congregational
F.clark
Plymouth
Walnut
Union Jefferson
Thirteenth
W. A. Peterson
Episcopal
Christ—film
East
Ernest B. Mounsey
Communion
Sundeye
St. Mark's
Thomas Horton
D. D. Committon
Ani . m
Evangelical
Calgary
Newell
Baumgartner
Park and
Lafayette
Clinton F. Smith
J. A. Deedrick
Free Methodist
Franklin and Lane
T. S. Potter
Sons of Jacob
Fifth West
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church
Parker and Columbia
Victor A. Hall
Henry Mueler
S.S
Hen Prekel
St. Luke's
Campbell
L. H. Lesher
Trinity American
E. Herbert Moehlmann
Fourth
Randolph
A F. Hurlburt
Grace
Pie East
E._J. Lockwood
D. Linden
Archer
Harrop
St. Paul's
Broadway
C. E. Luce
Albany
Motile
Peyton M. Lewis
S. S
Church Directory
Baptist
Burton Avenue
Burton and Riehl
W. C. Kelford
Jefferson and Park
Lime and Walnut
R. N. McDonald
Antioch
Douglas
G. W. Nesby
Mt. Carmel
Ysis
Fourth East
G.w.carter
St._Joseph's—Third and Mulberry
Edward J. Slattery
Michael F. Toomey
Sacred Heart
John M. Molloy
Patrick Malone
St. Mary’s
Lafayette and Park
Maurus Eberle
Theodora Worm
Francis Habig
Christian
Central
Fourth and South
Rev
Presbyterian
East Park
Kern and
Outer
George Moody
Birst—Park
Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
D. D
Northminster
Ballon
Avalon
D. J. Gretzinger
Westminster
Wellington
Archibald Campbell Preston
Reav. J
Orth
Seventh Day Adventist
Waterloo Woman's Club
J. C. Clemens
United Brethren
Graves Memorial
Fourth and Allen
B. W. Main
United Presbyterian
First
Second
J. C. Rankin
Universalist
Church of Redeemer
Hee
Park West
Metropolitan Holiness Mission
Fifth East
Chitaren’s
Saturdanes M. C
A. Co
Illinois Central Shore
Roy A. Graham
Salvation Army
Edward la Plount
Salvation Meeting
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Christ
Ronson
Davidsons
Bridge ME Waterloos Center
Essses
Berane Prem
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