Woman's Federation Considers Black Hawk County Union
Waterloo Woman's Federation members discussed forming a Black Hawk county federation at a terminal meeting in Black's Tearoom. Mrs. George B. Worthen was elected president and authorized to appoint committees to investigate and revise the constitution. New officers include Mrs. Worthen and Mrs. George W. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fred S. Pettit
E. L. Rohif
W. Ellyson
C. Hemsworth
H.S. Burdick
Macy Campbell
Cedar Heights
Girl Campers Return From Y M C A Island Outing
A party of high school girls returns from the Y M C A island outing at Lake Okoboji. They ended with a campfire and bedtime council. Several girls, including Dorothy Bondurant and Monica Wente, are named among returning participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Okoboji
Girl Reserve Corps
Helen Byrnes
Lodge House
Agnes Dunham
Minnis H. Smith
Waterloo
W. Work
Mildred Roderick
Ruth Rodeslam
Dorothy Bondurant
Monica Wente
Verna Briden
Gertrude Colby
Lorraine Hinman
Frankin Cooley
Margaret Howell
Dorothy Curran
Mary- Esther Nau
Plan Family Day at Sunnyside Country Club
Community plans a family day at Sunnyside Country Club with entertainment committees approving events. Independence Day program includes music and fireworks, a Friday bridge event, and dinner dances July 13 and 20 with a new waltz rule and a single encore limit to encourage acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Beauty Chats column offers skin and hair care tips
Edna Kent Forbes shares beauty advice addressing common concerns. Readers are told to mail in requests, while tips cover tooth care, breath control, dancing to aid adolescence, eye hygiene, hair stimulation, and home cures. The column advises moderation and self-care, with general remedies and cosmetic guidance.
What It Means to Be Convinced Two and Two Make Five
Ruth Cameron discusses a fraud case where a man mailed circulars offering a grocery list for 320 and a 20 dollar order with 75 pounds of sugar as a bonus. Thousands responded, illustrating how people can be duped by promises of easy savings and why prudent skepticism protects both buyers and honest merchants.
Multiple Nuptials Highlight Newton Kansas News
Miss Mary Hansen and Arthur Truair wed at 6:30 p m Tuesday June 19 in Newton Kansas Rev A R Hardy officiated both former Waterloo residents Mr Truair moved to Newton about a year ago and works as a Santa Fe carpenter the couple will reside at 422 East Sixth street Iowa native Esther Ellen Guyer married Howard Meggison at Rev I L Baumgartner’s home the Meggisons planned to live at 129 Ricker street after July 15 Rosa Belle Stemmer and James L Taylor wed in Bellevue Iowa with D R Macartney officiating the Taylors work as a barber and fruit company agent an Odd Fellows dancing party closed the item
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Hansen
Denyer
Colo
Arthur Truair
Newton
Kan
A. R. Hardy
Newton Evening Kansan-Republican
Truai
Waterloo
Wichita
Santa Fe
Sette
East Sixth Street
Meggison-Guyer
Esther Ellen Guyer
Alice Guyer
Howard Meggison
J. H. Meggison
I. L. Baumgartner
Calvary Pvangelical Church
A. A. Guyer
Ee Taylor-Stemmer
Rosa
Belle Stemmer
Elkader
James Ll. Taylor
Bellevue
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Shepherd
Taylor
C._ M. Young
Kiester
Canada
Alaska
Fowler Company
Lawrance
Saxon Street
Fourth Street
Viola Scott
HiMey Scott
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Margaret E. Debenham
Kansas City
MH Debenham
John Stuhlmiller
Graduate Nurses Club Meeting at Sans Souci Park
The Graduate Nurses club will hold a meeting with Miss Mary Norman at Sans Souci park on Thursday afternoon. All graduate nurses are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Club
Mary Norman
Sans Souci Park
Blitch Will Build Alfords Garage for $10 400
The contract to construct Alfords garage at Fourth and Almond streets was awarded to Mike Busch for 16 400. Bids opened at architect Howard Burr’s office showed Mau ser and Fell at 11 889, Johnson at 12 500, Weatherill and De Long at 1 874, and Smith and Forney at 16 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford. Bros
Fourth
Almond Streets
Mike Busch
Howard Burr
Mauser & Fell
Johnson
Weatherill & de Long
Smith and Forney
Byrnes Park Gun Club Hosts Holiday Shoot Tomorrow
Waterloo gun club will host a holiday shoot at Byrnes Park tomorrow. It starts at 9 o clock. The secretary invites all, stating you need not be a good shot to enjoy the occasion. Those without guns may attend. there will be guns and shells available on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey St
Betty C. Mac
Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes Park
Waterloo Fourth of July Plans Highlight Local Festivities
Waterloo residents face a busy holiday with multiple celebrations. Boxing headlines loom as Dempsey versus Gibbons draws interest while local parks host picnics, games, and athletic shows. Veterans groups organize outings at Hanna's Grove with parades, speeches, and baby nurseries. Colored and community events at Gates Park offer free caps, barbecue, and fireworks with concerts. Motor travel, fishing trips, and sports events dot the day across Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Courle
Gibbons
Dempsey
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
MV Park
Alta. Vista
Illinois Central
Edison Playground
Fat's Pond
Cedar River Park
Byrnes Park
Hanna’s Grove
Old West Road
Cedar Falls
American Legion
Women's Relief
United Spanish American War Veterans
G. A. R. Drumcorps
Gates Park
J. Mardis
Waterloo Colored Band
J. B. Mills
B. F. Swisher
J. W. Arbuckle
M. F. Fields
C. V. Allison
J. D. Hopkins
Roy Hamer
Fourth Street
Parker
Electric Park
Sunnyside Country Club
City in Brief News From the Local Streets and Lanes
Various city notes report residents and visitors: Mrs. GC F Lonton travels to California. Mrs. Laura Conaty visits Cambridge. several cases of whooping cough and measles reported to the city clerk. Transportation and social updates include Lloyd Jodon in town on business, Miss Mildred Muarpad visiting relatives, Imps orchestra departure for Minnesotan lakes, and Dr. Stevenson’s party returning home. A collision damages a Scherwood delivery truck. a single traffic violator appears in police court. hometown news covers travel, family visits, and civic concerns.
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Lloyd Jodon
Southern Division
Chicago Great Western Railway
Mildred Muarpadant
Pasadena
Cal
Visi
Chris Margadant
Gladyen Lininger
LaPorte Rod
Minneapolis
Guy Perkins
M. E. Jayen
Dane Street
Sioux City
Onsha
Nebraska
Imps
Manaeement
Robert Sibert
Spiru Lake
Lake
Okobojf
BE. ¥. Stevenson
Lakes
Minnesota
Co. EL
Bragdon
Marion
Chicago
J. J. Bragdon
TB. Tevor
Omaha
Neb
Ralph Storm
Conger
Donald Campbell
Lloyd Cox
Kansas City
Sherwood
BH. W. Bydore
Dawson Street
Logan
J. W. Gwynne
H J. Lvaude
Dubuque
Weary Draude
Boys Who Started for Coast on Motorcycle Change Travel Plans
Vernon J. Schmidt, Joe Kelly and Rudolph Ward left June 12 by motorcycle for the Pacific coast and arrived in Los Angeles June 28. Floods at Columbus Neb forced them to abandon the bike. they sold the motorcycle and rode by train to Cheyenne. They stayed a week at a ranch near Cheyenne, bought a specs sister, then rode to Denver for two days. After selling the Heht car they traveled by train to Salt Lake City for a couple of days, with the rest by train. They now plan further trips through California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon J. Schmidt
Joe Kelly
Rudolph Ward
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Columbus
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Colo
Hubert Cheever Here for Visit to Parents
Hubert Cheever, architectural engineering instructor at Montana State College, Bozeman, arrives by car to visit his parents for a week or 10 days. L. Grant, civil engineering instructor, will work in Chicago for a year. The pair toured Yellowstone, crossed the Custer battlefield trail, ascended the Big Horn range in Wyoming, faced 10,000 foot snows and mud, camped and cooked along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Cheever
L. Grant
Montana State College
Bozeman
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Big Horn
Waverly Business Man Weds Miss Louisa Anhalt
Miss Louisa Anhalt and Joseph Drexler were married yesterday morning at St Marys Catholic church in Waverly. Rev T R Collins officiated. Mrs C A Fosselman played the wedding march and A T Leslie sang Oh Promise Me. Miss Drexler of Dyersville was bridesmaid and Byron Boylston of Oklahoma was best man. A breakfast for close relatives followed at the bride's home. The couple will live in Waverly where the groom is engaged in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Louisa Anhalt
Joseph Drexler
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
T. R. Collins
Offieciating
C. A. Fosselman
A. T. Leslie
Drexler
Dyersville
Byron Boylston
Oklahoma
Weather Outlook Mixed with Clouds and Showers
Weather forecasts predict partial cloudiness and scattered thundershowers with little temperature change tomorrow. If conditions improve like Memorial Day, rain may fall elsewhere and holiday plans remain upbeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficial State Bureau
Owever
Waterman
Fay
PAVE PARK AVENUE AFTER REMAL OF MIDDLE GARDENS
Waterloo city council held a special meeting to advance paving on Park Avenue between Mulberry and Wadants Streets after removing center parking. The block between Lafayette and Mulberry has been resurfaced, prompting calls for similar work elsewhere. A plan to repave two blocks was approved, alongside repairs to other asphalt streets while the plant runs. A storage tanks request for Rock Island tracks was referred to the building commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Park Avenue
Mulberry
Wadant S Veets
Chescogie
Childers
Lafayette
Rock Island
Cities Sales Qi Company of
Minneapoli
C.ow. Willbanson
Smalley Funeral Held for Rose Ada Smalley at Mount Auburn
Services conducted at the Smalley home for Rose Ada Smalley who died after a long illness. Rev. R H M Kildow officiated. a quartet sang. burial followed at Mount Auburn cemetery. Rose Ada Smalley, born December 14 1898 in the city, was educated at local schools and Waterloo Business College and worked for William Galloway Company until illness forced retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
James A. Smalley
Rose Ada
R. HM. Kildow
Methodistpiscopal Church
Ivan
Eugene Avis
Bery Vormor
Clyde Mease
Rebekah Todge
Smarted
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Conrail College
Waterloo Business College
Willam Galloway Company
Waterloo
Gakdale Sanitarium
Gen Phil C Hanna Returns to Waterloo
Gen Phil C Hanna consul general retired arrived in Waterloo yesterday after a seven month absence spent at Cal Tayman’s fruit ranch in Healdsburg Sonoma county. He attended the fiftieth anniversary of Luther Burbank’s arrival in Sonoma county and met the noted plant wizard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Phil C. Hanna
Waterloo
Cal- Tayman
U.S. Army
Healdsburg
Sonoma
County
Luther Burbank
Gen. Hanne
General Delivery Hours Announced For Post Office Tomorrow
No rural or city mail will be delivered tomorrow as carriers take a holiday. General delivery will be open from 1:12 p.m. to noon. People requesting mail other than general delivery will not be accommodated. An 18 inch naval gun is valued at $65,000.
Fragmentary Family Mention in Livingston Obit Clipping
A partial obituary fragment lists surviving relatives including parents two or three brothers and a dieter named Jarrell Huaveld Walter Mr. Auburn and Mia. Also cited are a half sister Viola Milter and location Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Dieter— Jarrell
Huaveld
Walter
Mr. Auburn
Mia
Rether Livingston
Michle Hock
Viola Milter
Fort Dadge
The Sandman Story From Wayone to Mountain King
Wayone, a strong traveler, frees Princess Astrida from the dwarfs after quieting their cries and defusing fear. He refuses a palace reward and instead asks for the mountain and surrounding land as his prize, a request the king quickly grants in honor of returning the royal daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayone
Wayne
Caverta
Serenmioe
Juauphag
Waynne
Alfrida
Astrida
Jay
Pam
Wuayune
Ure Brinkess
Pabrea
Queet
Oeet Hilo
Waynum
Waynone
Waynne and the Dwarfs Guarding the Treasure
A grandmother’s tale recalls Waynne aiding grateful dwarfs who share vast gold and jewels. Dwarfs sail away with treasure after a dark night, never return, leaving Waynne rich yet unable to learn their origins. The story ends with a moral about wishing for wings and caution against crying for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara
Waynne
Mies
Rith Pian
Jin Jang
Rei
Alfrida
Rex Opens Grocery Store in Greene in Thomas Building
Claude Rex opened a grocery store Saturday in Greene Louisiana within the Thomas building. He previously operated the Packard store, marking a local business move for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Claude Rex
Thomas
Packard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Woman’s Federation For County
Y. M. Island
Gareissen
Isabella Gareissen
Detroit
Marion T. Ransier
J. D. Easton
Independence
Ransier
Sunnyside
Miss Gareissen
C. E. Ransier
Edd Doerfler
Cecil Bickley
Albert Scholin Teft
King Marson Post
Rainbow!Circle
Memorial Hall
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Edna
Angelous
Mae H
Ruth Cameron
Mary Hansen
Newton, Kan
Odd Fellows’ Dance
Black Hawk Lodge
GO. O. Fsar
Blitch
Alfords
Waterloo People
Miecant
Johnny
Susie
Ol’ Dobbin
Buchanan
GC. F. Lonton
Ninth Treet West
Laura Conaty
Cambridge
Pood. McCavick and Gon
le Conaty
Annabelle Clark
Wighar Building
Osage
J. C. Murtagh
Dorothy
Anna Murtagh
Algona
Robert Hardin
Atlanta
Hiks
F. A. Robinson
Leader
Crawford
Ida Harmon
Minn
H. M. Narmon
Third Avenus West
New York
Coumbia University
E. H. Maxfield
William Bowser
Steamore
Sapolis
Sar
Hazel Jennings
Maxfield
Waverly Business
Miss Louisa Anhalt
United States
Pave Park Avenue
Remal
Middle Gardens
Smalley
Mount Auburn
the Sandman Story
Mns, Pf, A. Walker
Clicquot Club Company
Millis
Mass
Gdocarde
Seeeweneewe
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