Nashua Couple Wed at Little Brown Church
Miss Lodenska Johnson formerly of Waterloo married Dr Verne L Paul ey of Iowa City at Nashua Methodist Church. Rev A Raymond Grant officiated. Bride wore beige crepe romaine with Ophelia roses. Attendant was Miss Mary Jensen. best man W H Coffin. After a dinner, couple to reside in Halstead Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rown
Nashua
Lodeska Johnson
Waterloo
Estella Johnson Smith
Jesup
Verne L. Pauley
Iowa City
Bertha Pauley
Hamburg
A. Raymond Grant
Nashua Methodist Church
Mary Jensen
Jensen
W. H. Coffin
East Waterloo
University of Town
Pauley
University of Iowa
Towa City
Phi Beta Pi
Alpha Omega Alpha
Sigma Xi
Halstead Hospital
Halstead
Kan
Clyde Stewart
Stewart
Kansas
Nebraska
Irene Johnston Weds Charles Scribner at Home
Miss Irene Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Johnston wed Charles W Scribner son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Scribner at her parents’ home east of the city. Rev W O Bodell Universalist pastor officiated. Reception for seventy followed. The couple will be at home after October 1 on a farm north of the city. Also notes on visitor Miss Helen Menges hosting Mrs Charles P Barden of Philadelphia and a theater play at Union Congregational church in East Janesville. Utterances of timing and venues given, with few missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Johnston
John D. Johnston
Charles W. Scribner
Glenn Scribner
Mildred Avenue
W. O. Bodell
Universalist Church
Helen Menges
Charles P. Barden
Philadelphia
Mr. Barden
T. C. Menges
Mrs. Barden
East
Mrs. Menges
Chicago
Union Congregational Church
East Janesville
Waterloo
Burton Avenue Road
Janesville
Burton Avenue Baptist names music director
At a church board meeting Mrs. Marion Flint was elected director of music. She trained at Western State Teacher's College and attended the School of Sacred Music in Fort Worth. The Women’s Missionary Society of First Brethren held a meeting at Mrs. Herbert Jordan’s home with 23 members, six Sisterhood girls, and 13 visitors present. A mother and daughter program featured segments by the mothers and daughters. No August plans were set. A motion passed to pay a $25 YWCA pledge and a $60 African pledge this month. All officers were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Marion Flint
Women's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
Herbert Jordan
Cedar Falls
Sisterhood
Missionary Society
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Jed
Society
Community club and meeting notices from Janesville
Tonight Clara Barton guild hosts at Universalist parish house. Blue Triangle league picnic Meet at YWCA at 6 pm Friday Afternoon Woman's Relief corps memorial hall. Playground doll show at Washington park. G F club Mrs Frank Miner. Friday Evening Mooseheart Regli on Moose hall. Union Congregational play at Church at East Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton guild—Universalist
Blue Triangle League
Woman's Relief Corps
Washington Park
G. F. Club
Frank Miner
Mooseheart Reglion
Moose Hall
Union Congregational Play
East Janesville
Weber Burlingham Ceremony Read by Dr. McCormick
A double wedding day highlights Westminster Presbyterian Church as Miss Lors rain Elizabeth Burlingham wed John Weber Jr. in a ceremony led by Rev. W P McCormick. The couple's reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home and they plan to reside in Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lors Rain Elizabeth Burlingham
Frank Burlingham
John Weber
Des Moines
W. P. McCormick
Weber
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
V. Sigma Chi Sorority
Brandon
Iowa State College
Ames
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Forest
Til
Dallas
Tex
Civic Department Committees for Year Announced
Mrs. Sam Frank, chairman of the Civic department of Waterloo Woman's club, names standing committees across Abatement of Public Nuisances Child Welfare School Gardens Amusement Board of Review Railway and Comfort Stations Americanization Public Health River Banks Election committee and a program committee with a long list of members including Mmes. and Misses across several local families and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Frank
Civic Department of Waterloo Woman’s Club
H. L. Wheelock
George Huntley
J. A. Webb
J. B. Sedgwick
Walter Johnson
J. W. Wilson
C. M. Young
C. W. Kline
Leo L. Mak
L. A. Maisner
W. C. Marks
W. W. Rutledge
F. L. Marquis
C. W. Bruner
A. C. Fox
J. T. Allen
Amusement Board of Review
F. J. Hanton
C. A. Boatman
W. H. Hoover
Fred Sage
Ray C. Eggert
J. G Ralston
F. C. Fish
Mary Horner
Mary Edgerton
A. J. Busby
T. J. Fitzgerald
Mmes
E. L. Johnson
A. M. Place
F. L. Chamberlain
R. H. Garrison
H. B. Maynard
F. M. Short
Howard Hallowell
N. W. Frisbie
W. W. Marsh
J. C. Riesker
J. H. Easley
Jessie Cooley
Department
A. A. Hoffmann
W. H. Scheel
E. L. Corton
J. P. Jones
Evanston Visitors Inspire Social Affairs
Out of town guests Mrs Willis M Jackson and daughter Miss Quinn Jackson of Evanston Tr entertain as hosts for a string of informal social gatherings. Mrs George N Garrettson hosts a bridge luncheon today and Mrs C W Robertson plans a similar event tomorrow at Sunnyside Country club. Mrs Place was hostess last evening. Miss Anna Pauline Brill of 641 Randall Street wed Edward Weber at 8 30 p m yesterday in the United Presbyterian Church parsonage with Rev W Q Chisholm performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis M. Jackson
Quinn Jackson
Evanston
A. M. Place
George N. Garrettson
C. W. Robertson
Sunnyside Country Club
Place
Anna Pauline Brill
Charles ©. Brill
Randall Street
Edward Weber
W. QO. Chisholm
United Presbyterian Church
Hints In Beauty Care For Clear Skin And Simple Diet
Practical advice on improving complexion through diet and routine. Recommends hot water in the morning, structured meals with water, light proteins and vegetables, and ample hydration. Suggests weathering skin concerns with light exercise, gentle support garments, and avoiding binding clothing. Also notes minor hair care tip using olive oil and lemon or vinegar caution.
Two Couples Wed in Cedar Rapids Double Wedding
Four Independence residents joined in a double ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage in Cedar Rapids. Veda Armstrong wed Fred Ulm and Esther Ulm wed Edward Higgins, with Rev. James Q. Simon officiating. The couples plan to reside on nearby farms and in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Cedar: Rapids
Veda Armstrong
Fred Ulm
Esther Ulm
Edward Higgins
James Q. Simon
Cedar Rapids
Higgins
Mr. Ulm
E. Ulm
Ulm
William Armstrong
Independence High School
Cheney Sweet Shop
Mr. Higgins
Sinclair
West Side
Independence Produce Company
Mrs. Ulm
Mr. Wiggins
Ceal Schmitz and Ray Nemmers Honored at Party
Ceal Schmitz and Ray Nemmers honored at a social gathering hosted by Mrs. Claude Ferneau. Guests included Miss Dorothy Fressle, Miss Mildred Richardson, Mr. Nemmers, Peter Schmitz, and Oscar Bach. Bridge, 500, and banco were played. favors went to Miss Richardson and Miss Fressle. pink and white decor featured. Royal Neighbors Waterloo camp to meet at 8 pm in K of P hall. juveniles to abstain tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceal Schmitz
Ray Nemmers
Claude Ferneau
Dorothy Fressle
Chicago
Mildred Richardson
Mr. Nemmers
Peter Schmitz
Oscar Bach
Bridge
Banco
Richardson
Miss Fressle
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo Camp
K. of P. Hall
Miss Eileen Slack to Be Honored at Farewell Party
A Black Hawk Oil Company employee hosts a dinner in Waterloo to honor Miss Eileen Slack on her move to Seattle Wash. The table features garden flowers and a corsage for the guest of honor. Out of town guests include Mrs Legoria Smith Cedar Falls and Miss Emma Jean Rohr Chicago. Also notes a Sunnyside Country club bridge party with prizes and a July 20 women’s party announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Oil Company
Black's
Eileen Slack
Waterloo
Seattle
Miss Slack
F. B. Brocksus
Blanche Watts
Florence Wilks
Anna Christiansen
Agnes Neuhalsen
Sybil Seitz
Hilda Gosse
Lois
Sunnyside Country Club
Mmes
R. A. Rath
W. C. Walker
H. C. Orrick
T. C. Menges
J. O. Knox
Agatha Branniger
Albert Greeley
Clarke Votes Roads Bond Approved and Others Dated
Clarke county approved a 380000 bond for road work with 12 of 15 precincts voting in its favor. Five other counties set dates for road funding elections including Delaware Audubon Fremont Union and Fayette counties with sums ranging from 600000 to 1200000 and match dates in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clarke County
Delaware County
Audubon County
Fremont County
Union County
Fayette County
Veteran jurist George H. Castle dies at 83
Shenandoah Iowa July 7 Judge George H. Castle aged 83 veteran Civil War jurist and longtime superior court judge died after a short illness. He was a noted military and civil leader in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah, Ja
George H. Castle
Superior Court
Local and Area Travel Notices and Visits
A stream of social notices reports residents and visitors traveling to or from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Chicago. A. L. Fairbanks returns from Chicago, Willis Glockner and wife plan weeks in Manistee, Selzer visits Grand Rapids, Duke family back from Clear Lake, and area residents host relatives. Ikes chapters invite speeches in Oelwein. Several travelers depart for Michigan, St Paul, Illinois, and eastern states. Train details note Chicago Great Western sleepers from Waterloo to Chicago with on-time June performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Waterloo
Wife seeks divorce after cruel treatment claim
Irene Shepherd filed suit for divorce from Jess Shepherd alleging cruel and inhuman treatment endangering her life. They married at Ottumwa on April 5 1924 and lived together until June 1926. She seeks $10 weekly alimony and custody of their minor child Betty Jean Shepherd. A stray note mentions a white elephant in ancient Rome as a curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Shepherd
Jess Shepherd
Ottumwa
Lindbergh Finishes Copy as Plane Undergoes Overhaul
Col Charles A Lindbergh remained secluded on Long Island working on the book We about his trans ocean flight. His Spirit of St Louis is being overhauled at Teterboro NJ and will be ready to fly by Monday with the motor being remounted. Leopards are fond of eating monkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York-to-Paris
Long Island
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Teterboro
N. J
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Nashua Church
Chas. Scribner
Church News
Weber-Burlingham
McCormick
Civic Department
Edna Kent Forbes
Reunison
Walter Crawford
Verne
Robert Henry
Leo Henry
Gertie Moore
Manly
Thomas White
Stillwater
Minn
George Schmidt
Clay Street
Clarke
Brizf
West End 4Th St. Bridge
YY. M
A. Bidg
Buchanan
A. L. Fairbanks
Leland Avenue
Willis R. Glockner
Logan Avenue
Manistee, Mich
L. Q. Selzer
Selzer Furniture
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lamar Duke
Virginia
Rosebud Avenue
Clear Lake
J. J. Hogan
Mamie Wilkinson
R. ©. Worrell
Cottage Street
A. C. Willford
Izaak Walton League
A. J. Maillie
Oelwein
Ikes
J. M. Luckey
Central City
William M. Tate
Marsh Street
M.silveria
O. Eligia
G. A. Bennis
Nickel Plate Railroad
S. G. Birchnell
C. H. Mantle
Margerite
Harold Wertlick
St. Paul, Minn
Mr. Mantle
Arthur E. Mantle
Locust Street
BE. Ransier
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
Yellowstone Park
Canada
Park
Martin and
Robert Holder
Atlantic City
Howe Martin
Faye Dorothy
Fourth Street
Belmont
Sheridan Road
Cleveland
Fred D. Adams
Walnut Street
Kathleen
Mary Jear
Henry P. Estey
Vermont
Fred C. Madigan
Blanche
Gladys Madigan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mr. Madigan
Ed Madigan
Third Street West
Madigan
American Railway Express Company
Rome
Optical Service
Cash Department
Commercial
Georg
Ettes
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Lindy
Plane
Rumford
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Chile
Clicquot Spring
Clicquot Club
America
Ioan
Voile
Warne
Gotham
Kayser
Women’s Knit Union Suits
Waterloo Fruit
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