Married in Manson Miss Avelyn McConsky Weds Lloyd Boesen
Lloyd Boesen and Miss Avelyn McConsky were married yesterday at Manson in St. Thomas Church. The bride, former Miner school principal at Cedar Falls, wore orchid georgette Crepe. attendants included Blanche McConky and Miss Mae Maher. After a three course breakfast at the parents' home, the couple plans to reside in Waterloo where the groom works as a machinist for John Deere. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Boesen and son Clifford of Waterloo and Miss Marryle Myrlard of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Boesen
Myr
Bernard Boesen
Cutler Street
Avelyn McConsky
John McConeky
Manson, Ia
Manson
Miner School
Cedar Falls
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Father Lynch
Blanche McConeky
George Anderson
Waverly
Boasen
Will Fotey
Mae Maher
Boesen
Clifford
Waterloo
Marryle Myrlard
Gladys Peterson
Clayton
Minn
Manson High School
Thei
Iowa State Teachers College
Gedar Falls
Miner Hool
Minnesota
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week schedule lists Monday plate supper fireworks dance at the Country club. Tuesday features Joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs installation at the I O O F hall east. Wednesday offers Bridge at the Country club, United Presbyterian, Wameasit Missionary society, Mrs F Campbell, First Congregational Wom en's group at Byrnes park. Thursday includes N Q O B with Mrs Carl Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Noble Grand Association
jTemple
Rebekah
Wilson Walton
LL. A
R. T
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall East
Bridge—Country Club
United Presbyterian —Wameasit Missionary Society
F. Campbell
Womer’s Organization
Byrnes Park
N. QO
Carl Brown
Grace Schuneman and Edward Baker to Wed Today
Grace B Schuneman daughter of Mrs Richards Welsh Owasa and Edward W Baker son of Mrs Kathryn Baker 1012 Sycamore st will marry at 5 p m today in the parsonage of Trinity American Lutheran church Read by her F Herbert Moehlman Attendants include Mr and Mrs A E Bross Dinner to follow at Black's tearoom They will reside at Jefferson apartments Picnic-Tenants of the Dunne apartments 221 Seventh street east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace B. Schuneman
Richards Welsh
Owasa
Edward W. Baker
Kathryn Baker
Sycamore Street
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Moehlman
A. E. Bross
Black’s
Waterloo Evening Courier
Baker
Waterloo ‘Tribune
Jefferson Apartments
Dunne
Seventh Street
East
Atthen Waugh
Myrtle Brigham
Marjorie Grady
Avis Reity
Bernard Dunne
C. E. Reidy
Avis
Ada Sliefer
Mrs J A Bown Hosts Party for Mrs Webster
Mrs J A Bown hosted a luncheon at her Galesburg home in compliment to her daughter Mrs F G Webster. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Pierce Webster and Mrs George Webster. Guests played bridge in the afternoon and plans were made for weekend visits to Waterloo and Black Hawk lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Webster
Galesburg
J. A. Bown
Pierce Webster
George Webster
Waterlaw
F. C. Webster
Beauty Tips For Hair Waves And Facial Care
Guidance on washing and drying hair to create lasting waves using combs nets and heat, with advice on making waves in wet hair and drying, plus tips for enhancing eye size with makeup and a daily facial bath to refine pores and treat blackheads and itching skin remedies from Madge R Mrs H Ek and others.
Leaders of Women in Many Fields on B P W Program
Des Moines July 3 AP editors and university dean named as principal speakers at the National convention of the Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs to be held July 12 16. Speakers include Mrs Clarke on Help Wanted and Dean Amos with morning talks. Luncheon presiders and varied sector group meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clyds Clarke
Pictorial Review
Thytse Amos
University of Pittsburgh
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Anne Peaks
Kinney
Chicago
Ora Snyder
Elizabeth Dangerfield
Lexingon
Prominent Sorority Worker Guest of Kin in Water
Mrs. Stafford Dunlap of Los Angeles California will visit Waterloo next week as guest of her grandmother Mrs. C. F. Cottrell and aunt Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy. She returns from Delta Gamma supreme convention at Mackinaw Island Michigan where she represented the Los Angeles city alliance of Delta Gamma. She is a USC Berkeley graduate. A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ray Pant and Mrs. Ben Howrey is planned for her next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Dunlap
Los Angeles
Cals
C. &. Cottrell
A. B. Lovejoy
Dunlap
J. A. Woods
Waterloo
Delta Gamma Sorority
Mackinaw Island
Mich
Los Angeles City
Annual Federation Banquet Highlights Local Women Leaders
The Federation of Women's Organizations held its annual meeting in Black's tearoom with Mrs. Roger Birdsall elected vice chairman and Miss Della Darling named secretary treasurer. Next Wednesday's 7 p m meeting at the B and P W club rooms will choose the chairman and three councilors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Birdsall
City Federation of Women’s Organizations
Black’s
Della Darling
L. C. Hemsworth
Grace Denton
Lorene Stardish
Social Welfare League
Federation
Mary Horner
Past Matrons' Club Hosts Picnic Plans At Cedar Falls
Mrs. George Schael hosted the Waterloo chapter Eastern Star Past Matrons at a 1 o'clock picnic luncheon at her Riverside Drive home. Afternoon included needlework and music. The club schedules a July 14 Cedar Falls picnic and bathing party and a August 6 country-home picnic hosted by Mrs. Frank McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schael
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Riverside Drive
Cedar Falls
Frank McLaughlin
Picnic Calendar Highlights At Two Local Churches
The Women's organization of First Congregational church schedules a picnic at 1 PM on Wednesday in Byrnes Park with a silver offering collection and team captain refreshments. Burton Avenue Baptist church also plans its annual picnic on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Byrnes Park
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Temperature Drop at Keokuk Ends Heat Wave
Keokuk Iowa July 3 continued heat relief arrived after an early rain with a 30 degree fall to 66 and 0.68 inch rainfall recorded by the weather service as yesterday's high marked the season's maximum. Meningitis fatality Cedar Falls nine year old girl daughter of Howard and wife Burlaj to Greenwood for private services. Ed Wells fatal from jumping freight train near Cedar Rapids after fleeing detectives. believed to have lived in Neola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Weather Bureau
Cedar Falls
Manine
Howard Johsteen
Lincoln Street
Burlaj
Greenwood
Cedar, Rapids
Ed Wells
Neorn
Moonshine raid hits North End. four gallons seized
A Fourth of July raid at 2113 Fourth Street East by Detectives Crumline, Davis, Steffen, and Driver Smith seized four gallons of moonshine, 30 half pint bottles, corks, five whisky glasses, a funnel, and a half pint prepared liquor. Anderson denied knowledge. charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance. Additional arrest: E. W. Houston, 1526 Jefferson Street, with 30 gallons of mash and a still found in his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Anderson
Fourth Street
Hugh Crumline
Ralph Davis
Emil Steffen
Lee Smith
Anderson
Steffen
Charles Monhusy
E. W. Houston
Jefferson Streat
Warren Buckley
Houston
Independence School District Reports 932 Enrolled Students
Special report by Mrs. O M Rowland shows 932 district residents aged 6 to 21. Of these 699 are ages 7 to 11, with 277 boys and 332 girls. Day schools total 337 pupils, high school 291, investment per pupil 330.99 dollars, buildings valued at 250000, grounds 20000, acreage 6.6, equipment 36000, playground equipment 31046. Tuition from outside district about 12060 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Ta. Jilly
O. M. Rowland
Fort Dodge Auto Con Fire Destroys Building
A July 3 fire at the Iowa Automobile Supply company in Fort Dodge gutted a two story structure from basement to roof. Two firemen were hospitalized and three others injured while an employee was badly burned. The blaze wrecked about 65,000 in stock with total losses around 180,000 on building and contents. insurance covered just over half. The cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Iowa Automobile Eup Only
Badlt
Chinese Flash Crackers Spark Waterloo Fireworks Boom
Waterloo residents prepare for Independence Day celebrations with a booming fireworks market led by Chinese Flash crackers. Dealers report record sales across varieties, despite limited novelty crackers, as families seek loud displays and safe colors from improved sky rockets and Roman candles. Police Chief Mohlis restricts premature fireworks, keeping noise to Monday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A Tribute of Consecration 150th Independence Anniversary
A centennial reflection on July 4 1776 to 1778 and the birth of a united America. It honors the signers of the Declaration, Yorktown victory, and the enduring cost of liberty. The American Legion joins nationwide ceremonies at 4 PM EST to recommit to democracy and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Continental Congress
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Independence Hall
Delaware and Valley Forge
American Legion
Legion
America
University of Town coaches to attend Waterloo alumni meeting
The University of Town coaching staff including Burton Ingwer son Sam Barry George Bresna han Otto Vogel and Dave Armbruster will address Waterloo alumni at the Waterloo club rooms Paul Davis building next Wednesday at 7 30 p m Ronald Reed a former East High and Iowa grid star announced alumni are invited to attend plans for the coming year will be discussed visiting coaches will outline Iowa athletic prospects for the year Also noted is the Waterloo Gasoline Engine company organizers George S Miller and son George D who later started a new venture after selling to Deere & Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Town
Burton Ingwerson
Sam Barry
George Bresnahan
Otto Vogel
Dave Armbruster
Waterloo
Iowa
Paul Davis
Ronald Reed
East High
Iowa Grid
Todayumni
Woman fined for disforging peace in municipal court
Mrs Eva Forney of 112 Philipa Street was fined £30 and costs by Judge J C Beem for disturbing the public quiet. The fine was suspended on payment of costs and until further order. The information was filed by a neighbor and her seven children and husband testified in her defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Forney
Philipa Street
J. CO. Beem
Forney
Miller Factory to Display Four Big Products Next Week
The George B. Miller & Son firm, incorporated July 1, plans a Westfield plant exhibit starting Tuesday to showcase four main products: a washer, an oilburner, a cultivator, and a cornpicker. The DeForest Nuvac Washer will ship 10 to 25 daily as export channels open and 40 Iowa dealers already carry it. The oilburner from George H. Miller is gaining dealer and consumer interest, and the cultivator and cornpicker, inventions of H. J. Kithiman, are touted as lighter, simpler, and cheaper than similar gear, with 50 cultivators already sold to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. Miller & Son Fo
Westfield
George D- Miller
Iowa
George H. Miller
H. ¥. Kithiman
SAVE ONE EYE OF MAN INJURED IN EXPLOSION
Marble Rock July 3 Zack Melugen who was injured in a dynamite explosion may lose one eye Cedar Valley hospital Charles City reports his condition is improved the other eye was removed soon after the accident OELWEIN DIES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Rock
Zack Melugen
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
War Risk Insurance Reinstated Here and More
Mrs. George J. Worthen of the Red Cross reports a strong two weeks of war risk insurance reinstatement and conversion for ex soldiers totaling 131000, with the American Legion aiding nearly 100000 more. The combined amount handled by the two groups reaches about 231000. The final reinstatement deadline was yesterday for policies in force before July 2. Insurance can be converted to standard life before July 1, 1927. Rev E B Mounsey will preach this week at Christ Church, Waterloo, with Waterloo musicians. A Duluth visit by Mrs Ned Oliver and daughter Jean followed a family gathering with Mr and Mrs M J Oliver. Judge G W Wood sets July 18 as hearing date for cases involving I L Stam, H Austin, and others against I G Londergan and Insurance Loan & Investment Co. Frank Bisdorf contractor hired for the new home of Barry Reed at 1212 Vine Street, with Rynearson & Korb as plumbers. architect M G Cleveland. A theft at Berg Drug Store in College Hill, Cedar Falls, reports a tool box usable only for specialized cement work stolen. George Leckington reports to Cedar Falls police. An order confirms Benjamin E Fogt settlement for unsecured debts at 24 cents on the dollar in a northeastern Iowa bankruptcy case. Fogt, a farmer with 160 acres, is released from other debts but remains encumbered by two mortgages. De Gollavaux advertises chiropractic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Worthen
Home Service Section
Red Cross
United States Veterans’ Bureau of
Des Moines
American Legion
Burtdies
Congress
Frank Bisdorf
Blarry Reed
Vine Street
Tovin
Rynearson & Korb
M. GB
Cleveland
Berg
College Hill
Cedar Falls
George Leckington
Second Street West
Waterloo
Benjamin E. Fogt
Reinbeck
J. E. Jordan
Iowa
Fogt
Gollavaux
Chiropractic Com
Bk. Hidg
Palmer's
City in Brief items and personals from Waterloo area
Westend 4th St bridge and local ads lead a list of notices. Mr and Mrs Henry W Dallman leave for Kansas City to visit for 40 days. Miss Almeda Stewart is hospitalized with throat trouble. Mr and Mrs Dean Richmond plus two children visit Waterloo relatives from Champaign Ill. Alice B Warsaw has gone to Des Moines and will return Saturday. Lucy Mills of Los Angeles visits H L Wheelock family. Dr and Mrs M S Cornish return from Minnesota trip. F W Wightman arrives from Aplington to stay until Independence Day. B M Rittenhouse and daughter Edna May head to Freeport IL for Lake Delavan week. Jennie Bird extends Fourth of July holiday to Worthington Minn. Walter Coram and Walter Hoch with spouses plan two-week fishing trip in northern Minnesota. W C Korthaus and spouse leave for southern Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. return end of month. R J Petrics undergoes operation at St Francis hospital. improving. W J Hotz and daughters visit Blowers family. Eina Christensen arrives to summer with Christensen parents. County supervisors meet Tuesday morning. Mrs Herbert Cropper returns from Seattle. Washburn church services set for every Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Dallman
Kansas City
Almeda Stewart
Allen Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Dean Richmond
Champaign
Ill
Waterloo
Alice B. Warsaw
Third Avenue West
Des Moines
Lucy Mills
Los Angeles
Cal
H. L. Wheelock
Home Park Boulevard
B. M. Rittenhouse
Edna May
Vinestreet
Freeport
Inl
Lake Delavan
Wis
Jennie Bird
County Recorder
Worthington
Minn
Walter Coram
Bivbeyside Drive
Walter Hoch
W. J. Hotz
Marcella
Jessie
Iowa City
Yi. B. Blowers
Lafayette Street
Hotz
Blowers
Eina Christensen
McG. Christensen
Wellington Street
Christensen
American Institute of Applied Art
Pineapple Pants Stolen From Dotson Clothing Store
A man described as five feet eight inches tall and dark complexioned stole a pineapple weave suit pants from Dotson Clothing yesterday afternoon. The clerk was interrupted, and upon return the suit and extra pants were missing, prompting police to examine remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotson
Man Fined For Altercation In Municipal Court
Bred B. Hainline, arrested last Saturday evening on a charge of assault and battery filed by C. C. Hunter after a heated argument with Mrs. Hunter, was fined $10 and costs by Judge J. C. Beem in municipal court this morning. Judge Beem directed the punishment to be withheld until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittimus
Bred B. Hainline
C. C. Hunter
Hainline
Hunter
J. C. Beem
Beem
Millimus
Waterlog Evening Courier Patterns Offer
A notice from the Waterlog Evening Courier advertises patterns for accompanying designs. Readers are instructed to send patterns to the Fashion Department in Waterloo with 15 cents per pattern. Orders are filled quickly, aiming to reach customers soon after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Waterloo
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Grace Schuneman
Edward Baker
Tennyal
Moose Hall
Ganton Camp
Gold Leaf Camp
G. I. Ma|hanke
H. H. Rothwell
Ray Scribner
J. Hy Center
John Greeks
Martha Watrin
Litkee Falls
Eli Mainix
Webster
Alr
L. C. Greenup
Greenup
Heath
Essie Steffin
Lena Hatton
Black Hawk
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Sunshine and
Temple Rebekah Lodges
T. G. O. F. Hall
Odd Fellows
Waterloo Lodge
Cedar Valley Lodge
Ivane Redden
William Juergens
Henry Prekel
Immantal Lutheran Church
Alisaittred Ackerman
East Eligh School
University of Minnesota
Wadena
Juergens
Burton Avenue
Alfred Longley
Bridge
John W. Harvey
Cadillac
B. L. Johnson
Messrs. and_Wesdames
HH. M. Reed
Walter EB. Johnson
C. W. Chapman
L. Johnson
H. G. Orrick
G. W. Nauman
W. B
Harry S. Clark
Lodge 57
K. of
Ball
Mrs. Clark
Might
Sioux City
Maude R
H. EK
Federation of Clubs
Paul
Otto
Walter S. Riley
Evanston, Ill
Mae Dougherty
G. D. Miller
Riley
Church News
Moon
North End
Alo
School District of Independence
Fort Dodge Auto Con
Igya
Mother
Iscal
Charles F. Mohlis
Joiner. McQuigg
Hawkeye
George 8. Miller
George D
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Deere & Co
Frm
Wiiff
George
Barkales
Bloux
Marie Barkalew
Barkalow
Miller
Oelwein
Oelweliu
Frea
Greve
Sixth Avenue
Couth
Montana
Littleport
Veterans’ Bureau
Red Cross Section
E. B. Mounsey
Christchurch
Ned Oliver
Jean
Duluth
Mr. Oliver
M. J. Oliver
Randolph Street
Olivers
Oliver
G. W. Wood
IL. J. Stamhaveh
G. N. Garbett
I. G. Londergan
Fee Lngurance Loan & Investment 20
Westend 4Th St. Bridge
A. Olde. Buchanan
Herbert DB. Cropper
Newpell Street
Seattle
Wash
C. At
Knapp
Washburn
Mike Maloney
Jack Coughlin
Week's Review
Sit Bridge Street
Week’s Review
Joe Fortunski
Phone 47
Sibert
Jose
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