Miss Margaret Pullen Weds Harold A Heverly at First Congregational
Miss Margaret Pullen daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Pullen married Harold A Heverly son of Dr and Mrs S F Heverly at First Congregational church at 4 pm The single ring ceremony was read by Dr J Morgan in the presence of close relatives The bride wore a pastel blue georgette frock with tan accessories and a bouquet of roses larkspur sweet peas and baby's breath The bridesmaid Miss Grace Boeller wore a light green creme dress and a similar bouquet After a four course dinner at Hotel Russell Lemson the couple will reside here and plan a short wedding trip Both families hosted post nuptial events The bride previously worked as a bookkeeper and the groom is with the state highway commission Positive notes on education and clubs follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pullen
E. G. Pullen
Reber Avenue
First Congregational Church
Harold A. Heverly
S. F. Heverly
Third Street West
J. Richmond Morgen
Grace Boeller
West High School
Tarkio College
Tarkio
L. E. Glaza Company
Heverly
Iowa State College
Ames
Theta Xi Fraternity
State Highway Commission
Jeanette Moss Weds Do F Christensen In Greene Iowa
Miss Jeanette Moss daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Moss Greene Ta and Carl F Christensen son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Christensen New Hampton Ia were married at 4 pm today at the Sullivan avenue house Rev Henry Mueller of First Lutheran Church officiated in the presence of close relatives. The bride wore orchid flat crepe with rose corsage. Attendant Mrs Ernest Jung wore tan crepe with corsage. A light reception followed. The couple plan a weekend trip and will reside at 306 Sullivan avenue. Mrs Christensen has worked in billing at Litchfield Manufacturing. he is employed by John Deere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Moss
H. A. Moss
Greene, Ta
Carl F. Christensen
Frederick Christensen
New Hampton
Sullivan Avenue
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Ernest Jung
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Set Open Installation Plan
Public installation of officers to be held jointly by Waterloo and Black Hawk Odd Fellows lodges and Sun shine and Temple Rebekah lodges Wednesday evening in Waterloo IOOF hall. A program will follow and refreshments served. Sunshine lodge meets Tuesday evening in Waterloo IOOF hall. Past Noble Grand association of Temple Rebekah to meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs F W McPike’s home. Temple Rebekah plans installation Wednesday. Royal Neighbors to picnic later this month at Knights of Columbus hall Gold Leaf camp. Card party notes include Mrs Anna Allensworth and Mrs Rebecca Busey joining. 40 played. prizes to Mrs Henry R Schoster and Mrs Barney Haselman. Mrs George Smale won bridge high. Eleanor Bryson of Sioux Falls visiting. Surprise party for Mr and Mrs Herman J Miller. picnic supper on lawn. prizes to Mrs Grover Rigdon and Mrs Farry McCright. Guests from Denver Ia included. D O V quilting Tuesday memorial hall followed by picnic supper. Balloting at regular W R C meeting in memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Order of Odd Fellows and Sunshine
Temple Rebekah
I. O.co. F
Sunshine Lodge
Waterloo I
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah
F. W. McPike
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Herman J. Miller
Grover Rigdon
Farry McCright
Clelland
Denver
Memorial Hall
Annette Lingelbach
Betty Jane Graham
John Graham
Marguerite Johnson
George Frederick Handel
Jeanne Marie Covington
Mathilda Bilbro
Rex Covington
Kathryn Thompson
Social Events on Week's Calendar Week's Events Card
Social events listed for the week include Monday dinner fireworks and dancing at the country club. Tuesday features garden club with Mrs A E Rumsey, D O V quilting at Memorial hall, Past Noble Grand Association at Temple Rebekah with Mrs F W McPike, and Sunshine Rebekah lodge at Waterloo IOOF hall. Wednesday card party at the country club. Friday features Woman's Relief corps at Memorial nach and a playground doll show at Washington Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
A. E. Rumsey
D. O. V. Quilting
Memorial
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah
F. W. McPike
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
IO. O. F. Hall
DB. O. V
Memorial Hall
Country Club
Woman's Relief corps—Memorial Nach
Washington Park
Community Festival Pleases Hundreds at Waterloo Club
The Waterloo Woman's Club festival at the clubhouse drew hundreds last night and is expected to net well over $100. Lanterns and bunting lit the grounds while booths offered flowers, corsages, and a fortune telling booth. The American Legion band performed indoors and a pavement dance entertained guests outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Festival of Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman’s Club
T. C. Menges
E. L. Rohlf
Auxiliary of Fine Arts
Club
Carol Burr
A. A. Hoffman
American Legion
Terpsichore
Church Circle Meetings At East Park and First Brethren
Church notes report the Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian met yesterday afternoon with Miss Vivian Strauss. Refreshments were provided by hostess Mrs Jack Shetler. The Service circle of First Brethren held a class at Mrs Russell Miller's country home with Mrs Glen Lichty as hostess. A noon picnic dinner preceded an afternoon of sewing and social time. about 25 people attended including visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners Circle
East Park
F Presbyterian Church
Vivian Straus
Jack Shetler
First Brethren Church
Russell Miller
Glen Lichty
Hints in beauty care outdoors girl urges sun protection
The article advises quick sunburn prevention for the healthy modern girl. It recommends matching necklines, high back bathing suits, wide brim hats, vanishing cream, periodic powder, cucumber lotion at night, and wearing gloves for hands protection. It also discusses fruit juice digestion and dieting tips, noting fruit and milk should be kept apart for digestion and massage with cream at night without cold water cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
Playgrounds Offer Varied Vacation Activities Across City
Recreation director Victor Read outlines a citywide playground schedule featuring a 2:30 doll show at Washington park next Friday, a possible Washington to Lincoln parade, pet and lantern parades, a folk dance exhibit, a music festival, and a circus. Edison playground court dolls contest saw Alice Kern win first prize. fourteen dolls entered. A sandbox Sandville display, Allen Memorial hospital replica, jail gate symbolizing luck, and a Pat's Pond bicycle visit highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Victor A. Read
Washington Park
Washington
Lincoln Park
Edison School
R. M. Godlove
Alice Kern
Ro- Salie
Carrol
Jennie Stevens
Alma Stevens
Mary Jane
Evelyn Fink
Beverly Jane
Edison Playground
Sandville
King’s Palace
Allen Memorial Hospital
LaSalle
Pat's Pond
Edison
West High Playground
Gov Hammill to Be Guest July 4 at Country Club
Des Moines governor John Hammill will attend Sunnyside Country Club's Independence Day celebration. A dinner for him is set at 6 pm, followed by a fireworks display. The clubhouse expects a brilliant turnout with many parties and dancing from nine to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hammill
John Hammill
Des Moines
Sunnyside Country Club
Garden Club Will Hear Discussion on Wild Flowers
Waterloo Garden club plans July gathering on Tuesday at 3 p m at Mrs A E Rumsey s home replacing Mrs W W Beal s. Topic Capturing Wild Flowers for the Home Garden to be led by Mrs O J Conery with botany lesson by Mrs A B Lovejoy. Picnic plans discussed. farewell for Mr and Mrs L L Farmer honored at Riverview park picnic. they depart for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Waterloo Garden Club
A. E. Rumsey
W. W. Beal
O. J. Conery
A. B. Lovejoy
L. L. Farmer
Riverview Park
California
Half Price Auto Licenses Fuel Rush Across County
Motorists raced to secure licenses at half rates under the half year law. In Black Haws county, 39 new car registrations were recorded by Count Treasurer Ed Madigan, with 14 885 total licenses for the year, just 298 behind 1926. Jeffrey of the motor license department estimated about 300 delinquent cars would move up to cover the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
Motor Department
Black Haws County
W.ooof. Jeffrey
Motor License Department
Memorial Halls Redecorah Let on 8300 Bid
Memorial hall to be renovated under a 500 contract awarded to Tulp Bros painters 2122 Lafayette street by the board of trustees chaired by T F Shannon. Work includes refinishing woodwork cleaning and painting interiors and floors. Start Tuesday and hall will close after next week until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Tulp Bros
Lafayette Street
T. F. Shannon
Injunction Granted Against Two Women Near Dunkerton
William M. Miller, a Dunkerton farmer and school board member, obtained a temporary injunction from Judge George W. Wood prohibiting Mildred Eldridge and her mother Nettie Elliott from molesting his family or coming onto his farm. Miller alleges the pair harassed him and his son after a dispute over a bus driver contract, with repeated visits to his field and home and threats of violence. The petition seeks a permanent injunction to curb further acts and defamatory stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Miller
Mildred Eldridge
Nettie Elliott
William M. Miller
Dunkerton
Dunkerton Consolidated School Board
George W. Wood
Miller
Board of Education
Mr and Mrs H H Broders Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Herman H Broders of 1023 Western avenue depart on a western tour. They will travel to Seattle by way of St Paul then take a boat to Port Angeles to view the Pacific battle fleet for an inspection on July 10. En route home they plan Canadian trips and stops in Portland Salt Lake City Denver Colorado Springs and Kansas City. Broders has served as a special delivery mail clerk at Waterloo post office for 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Broders
Western Avenue
Seattle
Wash
St. Paul
Port Angeles
Pacific Battle Fleet
Broders
Ben F
Canada
Portland
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Waterloo
Daughters Arrive in Paris on Majestic Voyage
Mr and Mrs H A Maine of 131 Leland avenue announce the arrival of their daughter Josephine and Miss Mabel Heller in Paris, France. The pair sailed from New York on June 25 aboard the steamship Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Maine
Leland Avenue
Josephine
Mabel Heller
Paris
France
New York
Majestic
City in Brief Highlights From Waterloo and Rochester News
Local notes report car theft near Sycamore street in Waterloo and travel plans for residents visiting Yellowstone Estes Park and Philadelphia. Clergy, courts, and Mayo hospital visits are noted alongside a fatal auto crash in St Paul and a contempt finding over alimony payments.
New Black Hawk jail walls rise solid to bar escapes
Report on the under construction Black Hawk county jail describes reinforced concrete walls with light brick facing and inch steel gratings built into window openings. The two story roof supports by wide trusses as bricklayers finish the exterior. Sheriff Wagner plans strict confinement to deter any future break attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wagner
Grundy Center
Black Hawk County
Air Field Rent Dispute Settled Over Payment
Warren Anderson of Interstate Airways Sioux City paid Kane Mondale Earnhardt firm $85 to settle a dispute over rent for the Waterloo airport. A landlord's attachment on two five passenger Lincoln Stand ard planes was released by Deputy Bailiff George Essex. The Waterloo firm had originally sought $250 for use of the aviation field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Anderson
Interstate Airways Company
Sioux City
Kane, Mondale & Bernhardt
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Anderson
Kane, Mondale & Earnhardt
Lincoln Standard
George Essex
Municipal Court
Waverly Fourth of July Celebrations Planned
Waterloo residents join national patriotism with a grand Fourth festival in Hamas grove hosted by Spanish war veterans. Governor Hammill to speak at the 1 500-strong Illinois Central workers celebration with Railroading and Farm bureau support. Park events include fireworks, dancing, a 6 pm dinner, and a Mississippi Valley league doubleheader between Waterloo and Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamas Grove
John S. Tuthill
Waverly
Illinois Central Railroad
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Illinois Central
Hammill
Ray C. Eggert
Waterloo
Sunnyside
Marshalltown
Mississippi Valley League Park
E M Black Buys Knapp Residence in City Deal
E M Black owner of a bakery at 712 Sycamore Street bought the Knapp residence located at Third and Franklin from Mrs Julia Knapp. The deal marks a local real estate transaction involving a businessperson and a longtime city resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Black
Sycamore Street
Julia Knapp
Spacious Franklin Street residence changes hands
The large residence at 326 Franklin Street will be occupied September 1 by Mr. Black and his family. Located on a prominent corner lot at Franklin and Third Streets, the house was built by the late J. J. Knapp, an early city druggist, and was among the finest homes when large houses were in vogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Patterns for courier patterns in Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlo o Evening Couries PATTERNS advertises sending 16 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department Waterloo to obtain up-to-date accompanying designs. Patterns allow seams and orders are filled promptly, reaching customers about 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterlooq
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Harold Heverly
Do. F. Christensen
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Woman's Relief Corps
Russell Ray Barclay
Ray Barclay
Berth Street
Mary Bell
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
the Outdoors Girl
Dunkerton Mak
MR. and
Mrs
H. H. Broders
Western Trip
Buchanan
Lulu King Merrian
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Hospital
T. E. Connell
Avis Eggleston
Presbyterian Hospital
Grace Russell, Oelwein
Charles Sawyer
Schenectady
N. Y
Dubuque
General Electric Company
Banks
Forest Avenue
John T. Riordan
Prospect. Boulevard
Yellowstone Park
Estes Park
Salt Lake
City
Julius Levi and Son
Jefferson Street
Jack Siegel
Denver Street
Philadelphia
Charles T. Drilling
Mary A. Drilling
Emma F. Smith
Cedar Heights
Eva
East High School
L. B. Smith
Mulberry Jeff
Ethel
Mayor
Miss Miller
Galesburg, In
Juntos
Frederic Barker
St. Pauus
Aa. A. Prime
Third Street
Mitchell, Minn
Minnesota National Guard
A. A. Duha
Fifth Street West
Cheorge W. Wood
L. K. Miller
Cuba
Young Girl
Marvel of Motion
Elinor Holm
Manhattan
Stee
First National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
Call Loans
New York Bonds and Securities
Iowa
United States
KNAPP
Franklin
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