Society Notes highlight weddings and gatherings from town
Miss Hisse Kliebenstein wed Francis Danner in Grundy Center with family hosting at home. Danner plans a West motor trip and residence in Town City by Sept 1. YWCA camp party to the island includes 15 members with pursuits of swimming and fishing as Girl Reserves hold an island outing. Margaret Witry and Budd Davis wed in the same ceremony as Opal Billick and Glenn Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisse. Kliebenstein
J. A. Kliebenstein
Francis
Albert
Misa Almee Fa- Sandus
Ethel Resor
J. E. Mills
Minnie H. Smith
Church News Resigns President At Guild Meeting
Airs C L Kingsley resigned as president of St Margaret's guild at yesterday's meeting. She will be succeeded by Mrs H W Flint, the former first vice president. Mrs Kubrke becomes sole incumbent in the latter role. Guests included Mrs Elizabeth Phelps and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs. C. L. Kingsley
St. Margaret’s Guild
Lilian Kuhrke
H. W. Flint
Mra
Frank Ingeraoll
William Ingersoll
AL Paul
Minn
F. A. Robinson
J. W. Gwynne
Costa
Kingsley
John Sutherland
Chicago
George Hubberd
Harry Krensky
Jeanette
Morris Rosenbloom
Boston
Krensky
Club Notes From Wild Rose Gathering At Mrs Shirley
Mrs Mary Shirley hosted the Wild Rose club with rosea plants and field flowers. Misa Addie McCormick assisted at noon as Miss Bartha Sweeney attended as the sole guest. the afternoon included business and a funeral notice for ww. D Reid GA R veteran. All club members belong to the Woman's Bullet corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shirley
Wild Rose Club
Misa Addie McCormick
Bartha Sweeney
Waterloo Shrine Picnic at Electric Park July 23
The Waterloo Alirlas club announces an all day picnic and gala at Electric Park on Monday July 23. Shriners from a 60 mile radius are invited, with the El Kahir band and Cedar Mre. Egthor guests from Chicago. A baseball game, contests, and a dance close the day, with 600 to 660 Shriners expected from Cedar Rapids Mason City Charles City Marshalltown Independence and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bhort
Lean Ss Pervad
Sacntament Cormunitttes
Howeer Burr Ia Pasha
Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Charles City
Marshalltown
Independence
Mary Norman Hosts Graduate Nurses Club Gathering
Mary Norman entertained members of the Graduate Nurses' club at her Sans Souci home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. FE H Blekley and Miss Margar helped serve refreshments. Sunnyside Bridge at Sunyside Country Club will feature cards tonight with both men and women playing. A dinner dance is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Mary Norman
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Sans Squci
FE. H. Blekley
Misa Margar
Mastatn
Migs Normans
Sunnyside Bridge
Sunnyside Country Club
Firecracker Triggers Store Blaze and Small Damage
A firecracker tossed into Grand Candy shop in Ostwein, Indiana, sparked a box of Roman candles and sky rockets, triggering a fire alarm but causing little damage. Also noted: Wanderer’s Brother Pattison identified as John Pattison, a miner from Essex County, visiting. Joss Aguilera held to grand jury for concealed weapons after shooting Del Hanson amid a neighborly dispute. funeral announced for Mrs. W. E. Grummit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostwein
Wanderer
John Pattiison
Essex County
N. Y
Pattison
Joss Aguilera
del Hanson
Grand Jury
Aguilera
Hansen
Grummit
W. EB
Beauty Chats on Summer Foot Treatments
Edna Bent Forber offers summer foot care tips focusing on ventilation and lighter footwear. Advice covers perspiration, powder recipes with boracic acid and starch, sea bathing, corn prevention, and foot rest with low heel footwear for hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Bent Forber
Cora
Ant Toowell
Mind Versus Heart on Gratitude in Advertising
Ruth Cameron critiques a businessman’s plan to keep price and quality steady by turning customers into creditors. She contrasts the idea that gratitude arises from being helped with the discomfort of obligation, arguing that true gratitude is rare and debts often spoil goodwill.
Daughters of Pioneer Clergyman Visit Waterloo During Trip
Miss Alice Eberhart of Cedar Rapids and Miss Stella Wbarhart of Des Moines, daughters of the late Rev John Eberhart, visited Waterloo this week. They called on A J Edwards and lunched with Edwin Mesick, touring the city and noting changes. The elder Eberhart family included five sons and a daughter. two sons served in the Union Army and one was a drummer at Shiloh. Alice now resides in Cedar Rapids home for elderly women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alile Eberhart
Cedar Rappa
Nisce
Stella Wbarhart
Des Moines
John Wbarhart
la Porta City
Waterloo
A. J. Edwards
Edwin Mesick
Allce Eberhart
Ray
A. G. Eberhart
First Baptist Church
George
West
Edwards
Nia
Bilag Allie
Waterlooyore
Tess
Eherbart
Ban
Eya
Shiloh
Liocyd
Dolph
iGeorge
John
Alice
Cedar Rapids
Man Involved in Fourth Street Collision Orders Repairs
James Joycee of 6198 Independence Avenue caused a collision with a car parked at Fourth Street East and ordered the damaged auto taken to a garage for repairs. The vehicle owned by Miss Utile Kircher of Greens, Illinois, suffered a broken wheel. Police were notified. Another collision occurred on Fourth Street near Bluff at 3:46 p.m. involving Austin Burt and Roy Ludwig, with both cars damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Yeterday
James Joycee
Independence Avenue
Utile” Kircher
Greens
Ill
Joyce
Austin Burt
Third Street
Roy Ludwig
Lincoln
Bluff
Legion declines to sponsor city carnival
The American Legion post drops plans for a one week carnival starting next Monday. An alternative fundraiser will be announced soon. A quorum failed to form for a meeting but the executive committee accepted Ralph Barretts resignation as adjutant after six months to take a job with Illinois Central. His successor has not yet been appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ralph Barrett
Barrett
Illinois Central
Marshalltown Players Miss Train Before Waterloo Game
Three Marshalltown players Hap Lenihan Suds Forsythe and Hed Hamilton failed to board the train bound for Waterloo. Manager Frank Boyle of the Ansons faced a $50 fine for each player if they did not appear on time for this afternoon’s game, with reports they traveled by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hap” Lenihan
C G W Officers Make Quarterly Inspection
An Iowa officials inspection party from Chicago Great Western rail way Des Moines visited yesterday on the quarterly tour. The group examined freight yards offices sidings depots and crossings. Members included C J Foster southern division superintendent B A Masher trainmaster E M Lewis division engineer H A Eggleston supervisor of bridges to buildings and W A Ruthford roadmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chicago Great Western Railway
Des Moines
C. J. Foster
Southern Division
B. A. Masher
E. M. Lewis
H. A. Eggleston
W. A. Ruthford
City in Brief Readers visit relatives and local notes
Numerous brief items list visitors and travel routes in Waterloo and nearby towns. Ed M Grady shows signs of improvement after illness. Mrs Etta Hingon visits Memphis relatives. George Worden party visits Portland and Ralph Lau’s home. various travel to Chicago Boston and Los Angeles noted. Building permits issued in Waterloo. legal notices filed in receivership case. Miss Schmidt returns home. Gayl Hamilton and Ruth Zeiner licensed to wed. church events announced.
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Dewey Coltan
Tulsa
Okla
Waterloo
Ed M. Grady
Etta Hingon
Memphis
Tenn
Clyde Higson
Alta Vista Avenue
United Area
Lerette City
B.H. Manning
Louis
W. F. Hartman
C. B. Smith
George
M. I. Hendricks
Syca
Louis Jurgensen
Henry
Hans
Los Angeles
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Millard
Jacoby
Sweeney Automobile and Tractor School
Kansas City
H. Hamiel
Seventh Street West
Marshalltown
Morey
Mary
George Worden
Ins
Portland
Ore
Miss Mary
Schmidt
Cleveland
Elizabeth Schmidt
Independence Avenue
Miss Schmidt
George E. Epp
The
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Gayl Hamilton
Ruth Zeiner
Bremer County
Independent Republican
D. P.O
Railroad 150 Miles Open to Mexican Lands Boost
Mexicali July 6. Bids to build 150 miles of railroad through Lower California by the National Railways of Mexico will open July 10. The line will unlock over 2 million acres for farming and minerals, with $2 million funded and another $2,000,600 reserved for future work. Port Gonzales at the terminus will handle cotton from new lands and support Imperial Valley shipments. Governor Lugo and President Obregon back the project as a major colonization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexicali
Lower California
National Railways of Mexico
Jose I. Lugo
Hig Southerns
Colorado
Lower
California
United States
Tg Alaskan
Gulf
Mexico
Port Gonzales
Imperial Valley
Gov. Lugo
Obregon
Gonzales
Interparliamentary Union to Meet in Copenhagen
The Interparliamentary Union will hold its twenty first meeting in Copenhagen on August 16 and 17. Formed in 1889, it now represents 30 countries. Topics include economy and finance, foreign policy oversight, disaster aid, mandates, and disarmament. Proceedings will be public and conducted in English French and German. Brazil is finding a great demand to Goeke Ole Ber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Interparliamentary Union
Czechoslovaks Buy Rail Lines for 23 Locomotives Deal
London reports the Czechoslovak state has purchased lines from private owners, including the Bustehrad line, 300 miles long, for 34,600,100 crowns. The package covers 254 locomotives, 224 tenders, 330 passenger cars and 8,360 freight cars, with locomotives costing 1,500,000 crowns and freight cars 20,000 crowns each. At current rates 34,000,000 crowns equal about 1,060,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Czechoslovakia
Bustehrad
Colored man in critical condition after River Bend crash
A. G. Smith, a colored man, is in critical condition with a fractured spine after his automobile overturned on River Bend road July 4. Doctors see a slim recovery chance but may cast the fracture if strength allows. Hospital reports also note other accident patients improving. George Hubert, also a colored man, was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Smith
River Bend Road
St. Francis Hospital
George Hubert
Injured Girl, Parents Heal After Train Collision
Sunday night a quarrel with the parents of a severely injured girl ended before hospital discharge. The girl, six, improved and recovery seems assured after a collision where the Illinois Central train struck the car she rode in. Edward Kooser and son Edgar, from Ames Louisiana, were injured in the same wreck at McShane crossing on the WCFN line. they are to be discharged today along with Milo McKibben who was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary Hudson
Cedar Raphds
Illineis Central
Gabe Hospital
Edward Kooser and Son
Edgar
Ames
McShane
Milo McKibben
Bubonic Plague Rises in British India Cities
Bubonic plague spreads across British India with panic in several large cities. Officials blame rats in grain, urging rat-proof warehouses and rodent destruction after March deaths reach 26,000 versus the four-year average of 14,423.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simla
India
British India
Airplane Mishaps Attributed to Nerve Exhaustion
Prague July 6 Major H Graeme Anderson consulting surgeon of the British Royal Air Force says railroad systems cause airplane accidents not fear He cites early flights as calm because pilots minds are occupied but nerve exhaustion can appear within an hour of takeoff leading to loss of mental faculties and crash on landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
H. Graeme Anderson
Royal Air Force
Anderson
Associated Press
British Air Safety Advice Prompts Parachute Plan
An article records experts urging safer flying practices after reduced medical and flight restrictions. They recommend parachutes attached to cabin exits and instruct pilots to enable emergency egress, with back seats deemed safer in crashes.
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Bia
Vandgreen
Alncs
Th Huderson
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