Miss Dorothea Greene to wed Edwin W Leewe at First Baptist
Miss Dorothea Greene daughter of Mrs J J Folkers of 155 Summit Avenue will marry Edwin W Leewe son of Mr and Mrs Bred Leege of 921 Forest Avenue at 6 p m tomorrow at First Baptist Church The service will be read by Dr Carl Lee Kenasy in the presence of immediate relatives The bride will wear a blue georgette crepe frock trimmed with white Her bridesmaid will be Miss Kathleen Sherrill of Chicago Clinton Parker will be best man The couple will leave for their wedding trip and plan to reside locally The bride is a West High School graduate and has worked at Paul Davis Dry Goods and in the Waterloo Tribune circulation department The groom attended West High School and has been with Parrott Sons The article notes several prenuptial parties for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Greene
J. J. Folkers
Summit Avenue
First Baptist Church
Edwin W. Leewe
Bred Leege
Forest Avenue
Carl Lee Kenasy
Kath-leen Sherrill
Chicago
Clinton
Parker
Brice
West High School
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Waterloo Tribune
Seege
Parrott& Sons
The
Tribune
Butterfield and Bride Visit Waterloo in Summer
M M Butterfield and bride Miss Marguerite Grace visit Waterloo as guests of Mr and Mrs M J Butterfield at 1109 Logan Avenue. The wedding occurred at St Cecelia's Cathedral Omaha with attendants Miss Nellie Gallagher and Paul L Hildee. The couple returned to Waterloo after the ceremony and join family guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Mark M. Butterfield
S Butterfield
M. J. Butterfield
Logan’ Avenue
St. Cecelia's Cathedral
Omaha
Neb
Ahern
Nellie Gallagher
Our“Lady of Victory Academy
Campion College
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Creighton University
Club Notes and Socials Reported From Bridge Club Picnic
Bridge club disbanded for summer with a Casebeer Heights picnic and long flowered table. Honors awarded to Mrs J J O Hearn Mrs Arnold Nerjecd and Mrs Thomas Sned. Forget-Me-Not club met with Mrs Victor Nichols for social afternoon with guests Mrs Joe Ganz and Mrs Carl Moline. Nichols hosted with help from Miss Anna Lohner and Mrs Otto Obie. F A club hosted by Mrs Frank Acuff with 500 prizes to Mrs M D Brown and Mrs W L Fox. Upcoming picnic at Electric Park in two weeks. I B O BE club met at Mrs Milton Weidman home with SBance favors to Mrs Gordon Fay and Mrs Merne Allen. Next meeting with Mrs Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Follette
Albert Petiit
Verne Te- Wald
Anna Kruse
James “Hurley
E. A.steffen
Harry Nanny
George Schmidt
James Bryson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Walter Eatson
Waverly
T. ‘A. M. Bridge
Casebeer Heights
Bridge
J. J. O’hearn
Arnold Nerjecd
Thomas Sned
Cuo
Victor Nichols
Joe Ganz
Carl Moline
Nichols
Anna Lohner
Otto Obeie
Frank Acuff
F.O. P
M. D. Brown
W. L. Fox
Electric Park
Milton Weidman
Gordon Fay
Merne Allen
Allen
Gold Leaf camp class adoption and dance earlier events
The item lists community gatherings including a dance at Grace M. E. church and a bridge party at the Country club. It notes affiliations with Yeomen K of P hall Temple Rebekah lodge Black Hawk I D O F hall and the Woman's club. Also mentions BD V B S program Burton Avenue Baptist church and a cemetery association led by Ida Ayer. Saturday Evening Central Christian Married Folks class picnic Cedar River park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hall
Grace M. E. Church
Yeomen K
P. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. D. O. F
Woman's Club
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Cemetery Association
Ida Ayer
Central Christian
Cedar River Park
Varied Pleasures Await Patrons of Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country club hosts a busy slate of July events for members and guests. A Fourth of July dinner and fireworks program features balloon launches and sparklers, with dancing to the Black and White orchestra. Summer evenings include bridge parties, golf allied socials, and women’s and mixed card events, led by hostesses Mrs. Greeley and Mrs. Knapp, plus stag dinners and Ladies day on the links. The chithouse serves as a social hub with dining, rest, and children’s play areas adjoining the golf grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Black and White
Jesse Stone
Blue Serenaders
Russell-Lamson Orchestra
Albert Greeley
Charles Knapp
Central Christian Church Div II Meets at Millerdale
The division met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Oscar Saunders home Millerdale with ten members and four guests. Guests included Mrs. Georgia Ralph Mrs. Gilbert Ogaard Mrs Lil lian Wilson and Mrs J H Dixon. Two months vacation planned. Fried chicken dinner served at 6 30. Leader Mrs F L Tanner. Married Folks class to hold annual picnic tomorrow Cedar River park at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Oscar Saunders
Millerdale
Georgia Ralph
Gilbert Ogaard
Lillian Wilson
J. H. Dixon
F. L. Tanner
Cedar River Park
Longs Visit Kin in South Bend Homes
Mr and Mrs Herman Long of South Bend Indiana are visiting relatives in the homes of Mr and Mrs Fred Long at 215 Baltimore street and Mr and Mrs L D Massey at 214 First street east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Long
South Bend
Ind
Fred Long
Baltimore Street
L. D. Massey
First Street
Arm Massage For Beauty Care And Exercise
A magazine style guide promotes arm massage as a useful practice for smoothing and shaping arms when exercise is not feasible. It details gripping and pinching techniques, skin rubs, and hot water scrubs, plus diet tips and skin care routines aimed at improving arm appearance and tone.
Community Carnival by Woman's Club Tonight
Community carnival at Waterloo Woman's Club grounds opens at 7 30 p m and runs to midnight under the club finance committee led by Mrs T C Menges The event features a prize game hosted by Misses Helene Glenny Catherine Orrick Marion Longley Helen Menges Maxine Lamson India Pickett and Janet Knox plus a fortune teller Midway booths serve eats and drinks with presiding volunteers including Mrs J Knox and Mrs B W Schuneman An American Legion band concert is slated from 8 to 9 p m and various attractions await the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
T. C. Menges
Helene Glenny
Catherine Orrick
Marion Longley
Helen Menges
Maxine Lamson
India Pickett
Janet Knox
Harry Simon
Wade Nelson
J. ©. Knox
Mmes
E. E. Highley
Charles Greeley
Reuben Miller
E. W. Miller
Robert Knox
B. W. Schuneman
American Legion
Gov't Insurance Renewals Reach $200,000 Total
Veterans hasten to reinstate government life insurance as the Des Moines deadline looms. Mrs. George B. Worthen of the Red Cross reported the Waterloo office in the Savings Bank building saw many take steps to reinstate policies and plan for reinstatement. The office will stay open tonight and tomorrow, with applications due by early Sunday in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthen
The
Red Cross
Waterloo Savings Bank
Des Moines
Marion Eddy Sails Today for Foreign Tour on Leviathan
Marion Eddy daughter of D B Henderson of 1016 Rien street leaves New York aboard the Leviathan with a vaudeville musical troupe for engagements abroad. After two weeks in London the group will perform The Music Master in Scotland before visiting several continental cities. They plan to return to New York around September 1 to resume work with the Shubert organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Eddy
D. B. Henderson
Rienstreet
Waterloo
New York
Europe
Leviathan
London
Scotland
Miss Eddy
Shubert Organization
Duba Ordered to Keep Alley Open in Court Proceeding
A. A. Duba of 216 Fifth Street West appeared before Judges George W. Wood to answer why he should not be held in contempt for violating a October 1926 injunction. The order required him to keep the rear alley open, after L. K. Miller claimed an easement granted ingress to his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Duba
Fifth Street West
George W. Wood
Duba
H. B. Boies
L. K. Miller
Swisher Girl Returns Home From Beech School Visit
Helen Swisher daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Swisher long associated with Robert Beech School for Girls near Baltimore Maryland returned home last night to spend the summer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Swisher
B. F. Swisher
Robert Beech School For
Baltimore
City in Brief highlights visits and a collision
City in Brief lists various visitors to Cedar Rapids including J. E. Wyant of Los Angeles visiting his brother W. W. Wyant and others, while Chicago auditors tour the local railroad books. A motorcycle collision injures Donald Fint, and probate news notes Frances Fritzsinger's will naming Mary Thompson and others. Executors and residents update on travel and health follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Vraney
H. HR. Johnson
Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Frances Adelia Fritzsinger
la Porte City
Mary Thompson
Cedar Falls
Bert Pritzsinger
Waterloo
George Mehler
Galesburg
W. Ow. Blough
Argentine Ambassador Tour Ends Up in Iowa Visit
Ambassador Honorio Pueyrredon of Argentina toured the United States with his family on a 10 000 mile journey. He praised American hospitality, received an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of California, and spoke of close ties between Argentina and the U S He plans future visits and a yearly trip to stay connected with conditions at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Honorio Pueyrredon
Argentina
United States
Russell Lamson
Iowa
Waterloo
Polars West
Lfe
West Coast
University of California
Perpetual School Census Planned in West Waterloo District
Waterloo independent district completes annual census by J R Anders and H A La Rue and shifts to a perpetual system installed by Bitt re. The new cards list parents, age, color and full student description and adjust as families move in or out. Final total of school age children in the west district will be known after indexing all cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Independent
J. R. Anders
H. A. la Rue
Charles A. Kittrell
Man Jailed Under Mann Act Confesses Violations
Des Moines July 1. Oren F. Bra 29 pleaded not guilty to Mann Act violation before a U S commissioner but admitted violations of the Dyer Act involving auto theft and interstate removal. He said he came from Kansas City with a 16 year old girl now in a juvenile home and claimed he acted as her father hoping to marry her and keep her off the streets. The girl’s parents are separated with the father in Wisconsin and the mother in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oren F. Bra
United States Comedes
Piper
Kansas City
Gir
Lving
Wisconsin
California
Elspeth
Ray Bolton
Reese Mackay
Reese
Foxy Grandpa
De Molay Awards Named by Judge Utterback
Spirit Lake Iowa July 1 four De Molays were announced as the most representative by Judge Hubert Utterback Des Moines at the closing session of the De Molay conference here yesterday Keith Queal Ames Loren A Bryan Indianola William M Towne tt and Richard G Morse Estherville named as the four top De Molays in a notable regional recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
Keith Queal
Ames
Loren A. Bryan
Indianola
William M. Townett
Richard G. Morse
Estherville
A Rose Washed in Dew
Elspeth, living with her grandfather after leaving a troubled home, finds freedom and love. A stormy rescue of Reese Mackay bonds them. her grandfather hints at danger while noting the rose washed in dew symbol. Elspeth accepts marriage to Reese, while the general forewarns of deadly passion.
Marriage Announced in Bristow for Jen nie Earley Kennedy
Mrs. Almira Earley announces the marriage of her daughter Jennie to Albert F. Kennedy. The service occurred Monday at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Jefferson Iowa. The couple left for Carroll immediately after. Mrs. Kennedy previously trained at Park hospital Mason City and has been living with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow, Ja
Almira Earley
Jennie
Albert F. Kennedy
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Jefferson
Carroll
Kennedy
Park Hospital
Mason City
Third Little Legger Shot 62 Times in Syndicate War
Chicago reports the third murder in three days linked to a bootleg war. Numio Jarmericco, 28, was found shot 62 times in his backyard. Police blame a syndicate’s bid to control illegal liquor marts. Two others named were Diego Atdomiente and Lorenzo Algana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syndicate
Chicago
INS
Numio Jarmericco
Diego Atdomiente
Lorenzo Algana
Mercer Released from Charge by Parents of Girl
Glenn H. Mercer of Charles City appeared at the police station to claim personal effects and report he had been freed of seduction charges. He and Viola Raymond were taken to Charles City early Thursday as the Floyd county attorney held details of her multiple affairs. Mercer promised to return to his wife and three children in Chelsea, Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Mercer
Charles City
Viola Raymond
Floyd
Mercer
Floyd County
Viola
Chelsea
Winthrop Telephone Manager Engaged
Winthrop Iowa July 1 Mutual Telephone exchange directors have engaged Mr. and Mrs. A D James Aurora Iowa to manage and operate the local switchboard. They are experienced. Mr and Mrs Don Nettleton who resigned a few weeks ago will move to Greene Iowa where Mr Nettleton has a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Mutual Telephone Exchange
A. D. James
Aurora
Don. Nettleton
Greene, Ia
Nettleton
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Wea
M. M. Butterfield
Bride
Charles ‘Frank
Frank
Lucius
Frances ‘Eyestone
Moon
Cemetery _Association
Bluff ‘Street
Sunnyside Club
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Petey
Dias Medes
Roberta
Woman’s Club
Gov’t
Buchanan
J. E. Wyant
Los Angeles
Waterlowan
W. W. Wyant
Walnut Court
Hattie McCormick
Saxon
Guy Melton
Cedar Rapids
Donald Fint
Mulberry Street
D. M. Bennett
Sixth Street
Fourth and
Ella B. Wood
Arthur Daniels
Adair, Ja
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Wood
Well Ingtran Street
James Sorenson
Montreal
Canada
Middlewest
A. A. Smith
Colorado Street
L. Gremmels
Lafayette Street
Middle West
the Courier
Mann
Y. W
Y. W. CA
Morris Isle
Martha M. Williams
Ateart
Chase & Sanborn
North Wells St
Rose Reichard-Marshall
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. 9Th St
Bugs
Winthrop Telephone Manager
Bridge St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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