Waterloo Independence Day Social Network Shifts To Quiet Day
Waterloo residents mark Independence Day with peaceful picnics and lakeside recreation avoiding city noise. Many travel to surrounding towns for fairs and gatherings while Sunnyside Country club plays quiet host to golf, tennis plans still in progress. The Owls camping party at Kamp Kilkare, and Wan club dances at Elk Run highlight a season of social outings and family meals amid warm June weather.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls Fairgrounds
Sunnyside Country Club
the Owls, Ltd
Kamp Kilkare
Sherwood Park
Edna Krausbaar
Mildred Wittick
Mary Ellen Bird
Lucil¢ Hekel
Clara Daley
Ethel Lawless
Carmelita Calderman
Misplaced Sympathy And The Power Of Self Pity
Ruth Cameron discusses misplaced sympathy as a source of self pity and character weakness. A young married woman learns to value effort over easy comfort after moving, with sympathy shifting from others to self-awareness and resilience.
Harold E. Johnson Weds Miss Lemon at Rolfe
Harold E. Johnson and Vita May Lemon were married at the Lemon home in Rolfe IA on June 30 in a double ring ceremony performed by the bridegroom’s father. Attendants included Eloise Lemon and Evelyn Grant. Marie Lemon was honor maid. the couple planned to live in Chicago while Johnson studies at Rush Medical College.
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Vita May Lemon
J. E. Lemon
Rolfe
Harold E. Johnson
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo
First
St. Paul's M. E
BL. Gresn
Lohengrin
Ferns
White Towers
Eloise Lemon
Evelyn Grant
Hopkinton, Jr
Marie Lemon
Margaret Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Paul E. Johnson
Carolyn Johnson in Recital at Sunnyside Country Club
One hundred guests attended aSaturday evening informal recital at Sunnyside Country Club presented by Mr and Mrs B L Johnson for their daughter Carolyn Johnson and Miss Leila Marlow of Denver Colorado. The program featured vocal violin and piano numbers with Johnson praised for a rich contralto and Marlow noted for finish and style.
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B. L. Johnson
Carolyn Johnson
Leila Marlow
Denver
Col
Sunnyside Country Club
Miss Johnson
Columbia
Carruthers School
Chicago
Brahm
Waterloo Celebrates 145th Anniversary of Independence
Firecrackers roar and crowds awaken as Waterloo marks the 145th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Industry halts, residents travel to Electric Park and Cedar Valley fair grounds for a quiet yet spirited celebration amidst heat and light refreshments.
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Waterloo
Electric Park
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Beauty Chats On Nail Care And Hair Health
Edna Kent-Forbes advises daily nail polishing to keep hands youthful and notes ridges stem from organic causes. Recommends careful ridging treatment with glass, oil or cream, then polishing without powder and suggests scalp care with hot oil and henna considerations for hair growth and professional help if needed.
The Musicians of the Forest Fairy Festival
In a forest tale the fairies debate hosting a festival in the valley. A big tree convencs the Fairy Queen that the Musicians of the Forest can supply a unique concert, enough to entice the fairies to abandon their usual dells for a forest performance.
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Lit
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A silent but effective salesman A For Sale Ad in the Courier
A Courier newspaper item highlights a For Sale advertisement that quietly convinces buyers with concise phrasing and clear details. The notice showcases how small classified pitches can influence buying decisions without flair or fanfare.
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The
Courier
Home Industrial Society Launches National Drive
The American Home Industrial Society, recently incorporated in Iowa with state office in Waterloo, plans a membership and financial drive. R B Newell of this city is supreme president and will work to aid workers and homemakers, enforce laws, and improve homes. Membership is set at 1 per year, with Newell donating his county humane officer time.
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American Home Industrial Society
Iowa
Waterloo
R. B. Newell
America
Carden Theatre
Mr Newell
Hu Mare
Mortuary Deaths of Melendy and Wightman in Waterloo
Arthur Eugene Melendy aged 46 died at St. Francis hospital after an illness not precisely diagnosed. He worked at Johnson's Gardens as a cement finisher prior to three years with the firm and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Surviving are siblings and a sister in Shell Rock and Waterloo. Bertha Wightman aged 50 died at First Presbyterian hospital after a disease complication. She resided in Chicago and visited Waterloo sisters when struck ill. She leaves a daughter in Chicago and surviving siblings in Waterloo and Dubuque. The bodies are to be sent to respective hometowns for services and interment.
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Arthur Eugene Melendy
O. H. Amelendy
St. Francis Hospital
Melendy
Ernest Johnson
Johnson's Gardens
Delhi
Delaware County
Waterloo
Upper
Jeffer Lson Street
Dr. F
Court
Elmwood
Bertha Wightman
First Presbyterian Hospital
Wightman
Chicago
W. A. Reed
Grace Streinz
Bertha Heh
Dubuque
J.P. Wightman
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Poole
Reed
Sheing
Ave
Arthur Reh
Julius Reh
Omaha
Petersen Bros.b v Undertaking
Jianwood
Tutill's plea for loyalty at Northminster Church
The patriotic address delivered last evening at Northminster Church urged loyalty to principle amid a discussion of the Birth of 4 Nation theme.
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Tuthill
Northminster
Narthimins
Liberty Bell Theme Echoes in World War Tribute
The Reverend J Tuthill urged loyalty to fundamental American principles and generous government support for World War I veterans. He traced the nation’s beginnings from colonial times, tied to religious conviction, and framed his address around Leviticus 25:10, echoed on the Liberty Bell: Proclaim liberty throughout all the land.
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Ter Presbyterian Church
J Tuthill
Tuthill
New England
Oelwein Veterans Attend Comrade Funeral Sunday
Oelwein veterans join the funeral of Private Mahoney in Stanley on Sunday. Miss Florence Hall heads to Portland to summer with friends and to visit her brother in Idaho. Comings and goings include Grace Crahan Hazel Twyer and Gertrude Kluge vacationing at Lake Okoboji.
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Gertrude Kluge
Lake Okoboji
Fred N. Kerwin
Marjorie
Kangar
Burstars
Second Ward
Inex
Large Congregations at Orange Revival
A large crowd attends revival services each evening at the Orange church with a 15 minute song service before the sermon. Mrs. Weimer Johnston of Pennsylvania visits Orange. Linyd Maust’s farewell gathering at his home precedes his departure for North Dakota.
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Orange Two
Orange Church
Weimer Johnston
Orange
Linyd Maust
North Dakota
W. Ho Maust
Vernona Lichty
Joy Lichty
Lake Geneva
Galen Russell
Harold Hoff
Waterloo patterns advertisement requests patterns from Courier
Water loo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date sewing patterns from the Fashion Department. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and allow ten days for delivery. Patterns accommodate seaming and are filled as quickly as possible after order submission.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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