Gay MacLaren Stages Own Play for Cedar Walls Audience
Gay MacLaren presented her three act drama Jpath er and Dad to a full Cedar Walls college auditorium last evening. The solo performance showcased rapid character shifts and a flexible voice with strong stage craft. Father and Dad will tour New York in spring with Madar Bones slated for Auntie role.
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Cedar Walls
Gay MacLaren
Dramatic Artbat
Jpather
Dad
Miss MacLaren
Miss Macuaran
F.e
Rualg
Vstan
Elsie
New York
Churches Plan Picnics At Local Parks After Bible School
Burton Avenue Baptist Calvary Evangelical and East Park Presbyterian churches announce picnics tomorrow. Baptists meet at Van Meter farm on Black Hawk road Gates park hosts Calvary Evangelical picnic Cedar River park hosts Presbyterians. First Baptist vacation bible school ends with a noon picnic at Byrnes park. The school ran three weeks enrollment 136 average 118.
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Burton Avenue
Calvary Evangelical
East Park Presbyterianehurches
van Meter Farm
Black Hawk Road
Gates Park
Cedar River Park
Byrnes Park
First Baptist Church
Irene Mythaler Weds Wayne Richardson at Noon
Irene M Mythaler daughter of Mr and Mrs G F Mythaler 239 Denver Street married Wayne A Richardson at her sister s home in Los Angeles with Rev Wayne A Neal officiating. Bride wore powder blue crepe with lace. flowers Ophelia roses and swansonia. She taught at Geneseo and Iowa State Teachers College. Richardson a West High School graduate served four years in the Navy and works for American Trona. They will reside in Trona.
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Aliss
Irene Mae Mythaler
G. F. Mythaler
Denver Street
Wayne A. Richardson
Trena
Cal
Wayne A. Neal
Los Angeles
Wayne Aneal
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Richardson
Geneseo
Wast High School
United States Navy
American Trona Company
Trona
Venable Majors Tie The Knot In Walnut Street Baptist Home
Deloras Venable and Pearl D Majors wed at the Venable home on Virden Street with Rev N MacDonald officiating at noon. Dinner followed the ceremony as both families and guests gathered for the intimate event. Nearby social notices show former Water ton residents honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs George W Nauman with Mrs L Alford Sr in attendance.
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Waterton
William Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Agnes Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
George W. Nauman
Fowell
Lore Alford
Club Notes and 500 Winners Highlight Local Social News
Patrioti¢ colors decorated Mrs D W Merri man home for I O P club gathering. Mrs W L Fox won in 500. Hostess sister helped serve. Thirteen Luckx Thirteen Tundee club members played at Mrs George Weilein home. Honors went to Mrs Roy Gilley Mrs George Highley and Mrs H J DeBerg.
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D. W. Merriman
I. O. P. Club
WV. L. Fox
Luckx
Tundee Club
George Weilein
Roy Gilley
George Highley
H. J. DeBerg
Attics of Yesteryear Romance and Space Then and Now
A reflection on disappearing attics and the shift from keep everything to practical storage. The essay contrasts crowded apartments and storage trades with old romance, noting how future generations may miss trunks of heirlooms and the thrill of retrieving letters and mementos.
Sacred Heart Girls' Club Elects New Officers
Miss Mayme Egan was chosen president of Sacred Heart Girls' Club at a church parlors session. Vice president Florence Nugent, secretary Mabel Kies, and treasurer Frances Cimminagotti were named to assist. A Busy Bee circle pin picnic at Byrnes Park Aug 8 was planned with Mrs Frank Trotter.
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Mayme Egan
Sacred Heart Girls’ Club
Florence Nugent
Vicw
Mabel Kies
Frances Cim- Mmigotti
Busy Bee Circle
Frank Trotter
Byrnes Park
Former Waterloo Resident Returns for Summer Visit
E. W. Kendall once lived in Waterloo and now resides in Alberta. He spends summers with his son H. W. Kendall at 18 Sunset road. Despite advanced age he rides and remains vigorous. Kendall once farmed 290 acres, part sold in 1910 for 350 per acre, later bought lands in Alberta at 12 per acre. The old Kendall homestead at 18 Sunset was occupied by attorney B F Swisher and built with thick native ash and walnut walls.
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E. W. Kendall
Waterloo
Alberta
Calgary
H. W. Kendall
Sunset Road
Kendall
Prospect Hills Addition
Kendal
Canada
Kendell
B. F. Swisher
Alinrney
Gosling Taken Along for July Fourth Visit
Mr and Mrs Upton B Kepford, her mother and their son with a gosling left by car for Rowan Iowa to spend July 4 and Sunday. Kepford jokes about the gosling while the chickens keep it fenced and safe for return after the visit. Augusta Goodenbour filed for divorce from Alfred Goodenbour on grounds of an irreconcilable separation and asks custody of a minor child and such relief as the court deems just and proper.
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Upton B. Kepford
Gosling
Rowan
Kepford
Augusta Goodenbour
Alfred Goodenbour
Receivership Change at Waterlolo Bank in 1920
L A Andrew becomes new superior of banking and takes over Waterlolo Bank and Trust Co receivership from R L Leach. L O Stone remains examiner in charge with a 75000 dollar bond as Bert McCulloch is appointed the new examiner in charge. A full June 30 1920 condition report is issued.
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Waterlolo Bank & Trust Co
R. L. Leach
L. O. Stone
L. A. Andrew
Llaw
Bert McCulloch
Caward's Counsel Seeks to Open Bar in Wife's Action
Court hears motion to set aside stipulation and decree in Mrs. Matilda Caward vs Walter B. Caward. Judge questions jurisdiction as lawyers present extensive bid to introduce evidence of custody details and alleged misrepresentation. Witnesses discuss indemnity bonds and prior negotiations involving Mrs. Fricks and A. H Ward Caward.
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Caward
Wife Recalls Visit by Former Husband in Divorce Case
Mrs Coward testified that her former husband visited her at home about a week earlier and used a bad name, left a mark on her arm, and asked to see it in court. Defendants objected that the incident occurred after the stipulation and could not affect the divorce issues. The judge sustained an objection to whether he asked for any personal property.
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Caward
Derree
City in Brief includes travels and social notes
Ruple returns from La Porte to visit sister Mrs. Lydia Kennedy. U Reid and family leave for Sioux City for a few days to visit Sedewinks relatives. Coproad and son Rankin plan a motor trip to Wisconsin visiting Milwaukee Wauwatosa and Kilbourn. Mrs John Anderson and Carlsons host weekend guests in Rockford Michigan. F lyis Santa Wo fines agent and 0 Perkins C G W railroad official are in the city on business. O'Brien family and Mary Sorenson travel by auto to Iowa City to visit William Schrag. Robert Hodges and Gladys Mannens Cedar Rapids wed at Linden Methodist parsonage. Twaits family guests of Dicks Cedar Heights with daughter Verding and Wieinit. Linden Methodist and First United Presbyterian pastors plan vacation trips via Cumberland Wis. Rev Harrop of Linden to visit Waterloo. Rev M G Munn to lead services at United Presbyterian. Pastor W Q Chisholm recovering from surgery last week.
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Arvail Ruple
la Porte
Ind
Lydia Kennedy
A U. Reid
Sioux City
Sedewinks
John Anderson
Harry Carlson
Rockford
BH. R. Carlson
A. F.lyis
Des Moines
Perkins
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Chicago
J. P. O'Brien
William O'Brien
Mary Sorenson
Autg
Iowa City
William ‘Schrag
Thomas Twaits
Verding
Millbank
Linden Methodist Church
M. G. Munn
First
United Presbyterian
Topeka
Kan
Famerly
United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
W. Q. Chisholm
Presbyterian Hospital
Mickel
S$. A. Oren
Arifier Oren
Glad Oren
Lewistown
la Porte City
Maina Styers
Sua Ports City
Fe Aah
Mt. Aue
Faner
City Park
Scott Bowers
Myersdale
Ehsabee
Boozer
Bowers
E. Serney
Myron
LeRoy
Cedar Rapids
Lar Falias
Rain insurance set for Waterloo Ottumwa game Saturday
Belden Hill, president of the Mississippi Valley league, secures 1000 rain insurance on the Waterloo Ottumwa doubleheader and other league games for July 4. If rain falls within specified times or after two and a half innings in the first game, the insurer pays 1000. Holiday gaming receipts are pooled among eight clubs. A. C L. Willford reports 300 dozen baseballs used this season by the Hawks.
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Belden Hill
Misssissinpi Valley League
Waterloo
Ottamwahera
Raiks
A. C L. Willford
Hawks
Beauty Cream Formulas For Skin Care And Wrinkles
A wellness column offers do it yourself cold cream and skin food recipes using wax Spermaceti white mineral oil rose water borax and oils. It describes heating blending and cooling steps and suggests almond oil as a substitute for mineral oil to make a wrinkle cream. It also gives posture on skin care and health hints unrelated to the recipes.
Holiday Observance Mixed With Community Events
Cedar Falls will observe Tavtisiendésec day with simple services and three church picnics hosted by Alou Yvangzel United Danish Jatheran and Wasiingoon ownship U B. Families of George B. Tysen, Soren Anderson, Cedarl Malls, Joteer Lind, Haus tan Jalp Jsed, and Sven Olsen gather for festivities. Nearby visitors plan trips to the northwestern part of the state and the Sioux My tournament.
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Ceadup
Tavtisiendésec
Cedir Falls
Sfort
Alou Yvangzel
Danish Jatheran
Wasiingoon
U. B
Uedarl Malls
Joteer Lind
Haus Tan Jalp
Camera Lost and Returned in Paris After Year
The La Porte City news reports Arnold Malis of Minneapolis recovered a lost camera in Paris after a year. He had tracked it via hotel staff and a cab driver, paid a small sum to retrieve it, and learned his camera survived intact. Also covered are July meetings, Sunnyside resort plans, and local visits.
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Venice
Porte City
Malheade Hotel
Ma Jtalblass
Mr. Halblass
Sirs
Kiblass
Arnold
Porte Ci
Niskodak
Fishermen Drill Wells For Fresh Water On Cedar River
A group led by A. Williard, Waterloo Baseball association president, drilled a well 29 feet deep near the Cedar River below Washburn. They used a pump on a site about 80 feet from the river to supply water for fishing trips and baseball outings.
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Tivateri
Band Park Concert Draws Large Crowd in Lincoln Park
Waterloo concert band presented a program of classical and popular music at its first park appearance of the season in Lincoln Park last night. OC O Crawford, director, announced programs will be given each Thursday evening throughout the summer alternating between Lincoln and Washington parks.
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Waterloo
Lincoln Park
OC. O. Crawford
Lincoln
Washington
County Banks To Pay Taxes On Government Securities
Independence July 2 In Kentucky cases Farmer's State Bank and Lament Savings Bank the state supreme court ruled banks must pay taxes on amounts invested in government securities. Estimated tax payments and funds for the next year are outlined alongside local civic notes including appointments and building projects.
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Farmer's State S. Bank
Lament Savings Bank
Supreme Court
Giscousy
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send 16 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
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Fashion
Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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