Miss Viola Bauler Weds William Nelsen in Mt Carmel Church
Miss Viola Bauler daughter of Mrs and Mrs William Bauler living ten miles south of Waterloo married William J Nelsen at 9 30 a m Tuesday in Mt Carmel church Eagle Center officiated by Rev Father J G Schmitz Dougherty cousin of the groom. Attendants Miss Florence Bayler Fred Neisen. A wedding breakfast was served to 20 guests at Blacks. The bride wore white satin with beaded net overdress and coronet veil. They plan a 10 day auto trip to St Paul Minn and will live on the groom s farm near Gilbertville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Bauler
William Bauler
Waterloo
William J. Nelsen
Raymoui
Mt. Carmel Church
Eagle Center
J. G. Schmitz
Dougherty
John Neisen
Gilbertville
Florence Bayler
Fred Neisen
Black's
Sroom
Elizabeth
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Agnes Schafer
Philip Schafer
Church Social Activities Highlight Local Unions
Mrs Charles Edwards and Miss Mary Edgerton hosted the Ladies Social Union at Universalist church par ish house with twenty members. Central Christian church Ladies Ald society spent an afternoon with Mrs J A Frank els. assistants included Mrs George Baum and Mrs G W Miller. The Majes guild held a noonday picnic at Morris Schneider cottage Elk Run with 25 members plus guests. An August 12 Cedar River park picnic inviting husbands was planned. yesterday guests included Dr J R Macartney and daughter Helen, Mrs BE H Kimball, Mrs George Anderson, Fred Morris, Henry Schneider. Fidelis and the Young Married People classes of Walnut Street Baptist church scheduled a picnic supper at Byrnes park at 6 30. rain location is the church. Attendees are asked to bring meat sandwiches, one covered dish, and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwards
Mary Edgerton
Ladies’ Social Union
the Universalist Church
Ladies’ Ald Society of
Central Christian Church
J. A. Frankels
George Baum
G. W. Miller
George Muthaler
Majes ‘Guild of First ,Presbyterian Church
Morris-Schneider
Elk Run
Cedar River Park
J. R. Macartney
Helen
H. Kimball
George Anderson
Fred Morris
Henry Schneider
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Byrnes Park
Burton Avenue Church Society Hears Playlet
Burton Avenue Baptist Women members heard a four scene playlet Tired of Missions by Catherine Young Thanter. The program featured Vera Morse Mathilda Heber Marie Smith Hisie Murry Mamie Van Eaton Alice Beasley Elinor Pleming Ruth Tabor Mabel Sissier Carmen Rose Bessie Pitts Evelyn Kruse Hazel Nelson. A vocal and violin solo and a devotional service followed with Mrs C M Dryden Mrs J Aldrich and Mrs R L Tabor as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Circle
Catherine Young Thanter
Vera Morse
Mathilda Heber
Marie Smith
Hisie Murry
Mamie van Eaton
Alice Beasley
Elinor Pleming
Ruth Tabor
Mabel Sissier
Carmen Rose
Bessie Pitts
Evelyn Kruse
Hazel Nelson
Ruth Stull
Elinor Fleming
C. M. Dryden
J. Aldrich
R. L. Tabor
Dryden
Standard Bearers Present Playlet at Linden Church
The Junior Standard Bearers of Linden Methodist Church plan a playlet titled A Willing Captive in Japan to be staged in the church auditorium on Friday evening. Proceeds go to the organization’s bank offering. Eunics Chapman portrays Mrs. Dean with others including Leola Perry Gertrude Hoover Wilma Clark Marie Gaul Margaret Foush Genevieve Hoover Naomi Bandfield Dorothy Lawless Lilly Teeter Marguerite Aker Margaret Johnson Hazel Teeter Ruth Foster Alice Wilbur Winifred Howe in various roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Methodist Church
Willng
Japan
Eunics Chapman
Dean
Leola Perry
Gertrude Hoover
Wilma Clark
Marie Gaul
Margaret Foush
Genevieve Hoover
Naomi Bandfield
Dorothy Lawless
Lilly Teeter
Marguerite Aker
Margaret Johnson
Hazel Teeter
Ruth Foster
Alice Wilbur
Winifred Howe
D of V Plans Social Events and Civic Activities
D of V arranged social functions amid Memorial hall session. an ice cream sociable July 16 at Mae Rodenhaver’s home and a picnic July 21 at Byrnes park, with families of members and Sons of Veterans invited. A sewing Thimblebee and a picnic luncheon were also organized by committees. birthday surprise for Mrs Kari V. West followed by games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Mae Rodenhaver
Byrnes Park
Elizabeth Billings
Winnie Esgieston
Beauty Hair Care Advice From A Bygone Era
A vintage health note extols daily hair care through brushing the scalp with long bristles, fingertip massages, and regular shampoos. It warns against tight hats, promotes oils and a homemade tonic, and offers a recipe blending castile soap, eggs, sulfur, cantharides, and other ingredients to combat gray hair and boost growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan
Son FE Pirae
iMydracio
Ver Haar Koch Recital at T C Set for July 16
Ver Haar Swanson a Swedish contralto and Raymond Koch an American baritone to perform in a Cedar Falls recital at Iowa State Teachers College auditorium as part of the summer entertainment course. The artist’s repeat engagements mark a high repute. Koch praised for a rich voice and clear enunciation. Mooseheart Legion Women of legion No. 332 hold their regular meeting in Moose Hall at 8 30 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haar-Koch
T. C
Hdm Swanson
Haar
Raymond Koch
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Belore
Ver Haar
Koch
Mooseheart Legion
Women of Legion No
Moose Hall
Club Picnic Plans With N B Club Members
Club Notes report a planned picnic dinner at noon Friday in Byrnes park if weather settles. If rain persists it will be postponed one week. Earlier, 4 and Etc. club members enjoyed 5 o'clock dinner after an afternoon at 500 at Mrs Andrew Fele mans home. Honors went to Mrs W D Bailey and Mrs W R Baumgartner, with Miss Virginia Koeneke and Summer, niece of Mrs D J Callahan, as special guest.
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Ft. N. B
Byrnes Park
Andrew Feleman
Bishop's
W. D. Bailey
W.R. Baumgartner
Virginia
Koeneke
Summer
D. J. Callahan
Negro Boy to Tell Judge Monday Why He Slashed
Hors Love a 12 year old son of Susan Love will face the juvenile court Monday at 9 am after a night fight with Cletus Bright a 13 year old of 623 Mobile street Bright suffered a non serious knife wound to the right arm. Love was held at the police station then released to his mother. Beem said Bright attacked Love with a brick and Love acted in self defense. Love remained in custody of his mother pending the juvenile hearing.
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Hors_ Love
Susan Love
Mobile Street
Cletus Bright
Bright
Young Love
Hars
Bride Desertion Sparks Divorce Suit in Waterloo
Murvyen W. Jarred sues Pearl W. for divorce claiming she deserted him 25 days after their May 29 1920 wedding in Waterloo and has remained missing since June 29 1920. The case outlines his plea and the couple’s brief separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murvyen W. Jarred
Pearl W
Waterloo
Credit problem to be discussed by coal men
Coal dealers of Waterloo and officers of Waterloo Retail Merchants Association will hold a meeting at Black's tearoom at 6 30 today. The session aims to review delinquent patrons of local coal companies with about 36 attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Black’s Tearoom
Will forbids auto purchase in Hasbrouck estate probate
The Will of 1. 11. Hasbrouck restricts estate funds from buying a car and leaves all estate to widow Phela Hasbrouck for her use. It sets up a trust of 2000 dollars for grandson Howard Gitead Clark on May 24 1924 and a similar provision for his sister Elvira Evangeline’s schooling. Upon widow’s death, residue goes to Minnie R. Clar. Edwards' will leaves estate to Grace A widow.
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Hasbrouck
Phela Hasbrouck
Howard Gitead Clark
Elvira Evangeline
Roads Say Autos Cut Into Summer Vacation Travel
Waterloo railroad officials report a steady decline in summer travel as autos lure vacationists away. This year auto use is about half of last year as favorable weather and a prevailing road treaty encourage driving. Officials cite improved conditions and rail travel competition as major factors.
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Waterloo Railroad
Waterloo
la Company
Nto
Waterloo Maccabees Host Waverly Giants Sunday Tilt
Waterloo Maccabees baseball heads home to Cedar River park to face the Waverly Giants Sunday at 2 pm. The Giants pace is fast and expected to draw a big crowd as the Maccabees seek a seventh win in 10 games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Maccabees
Waverly Giants
Waterloo Maccabees
Cedar River Park
Harrison Improves After Illingis Central Hospital Operation
W. E. Harrison of 433 California Street underwent surgery on Monday for an internal goitre at Illingis Central Hospital in Chicago and is reported to be steadily improving, with relatives advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 2. Harrison
W.E. Harrison
California Street
Illingis Central Hospital
Chicago
Lemon Juice Whitens Skin Beauty Recipe
A vintage advertisement promotes a skin whitening mixture made from lemon juice and Orchard White. It claims a quarter-pint of the solution softens and beautifies the face neck arms and hands without irritation, and cites stage beauties using it for a clear rosy-white complexion, freckles sunburn and tan lightening. The mixture must be prepared by the reader and is not sold ready to use.
Car Talk On Auto Ownership And Neighborly Visits
A neighbor laments the burden of giving others rides and weighs the costs and effort of car ownership. She notes a friend’s offer to drive and the hidden expenses of fuel wear and time, while contrasting generosity with obligation and the impact on both car owners and nonowners.
RAL CHIP DIES in Norfolk railroad official dies
C H Reynolds assistant general superintendent of the Chicago and North Western railroad died at his Norfolk home this morning. He served in leadership roles and was a prominent figure in railroad operations in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral Chip
Norfolk
Neb
C. H. Reynolds
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Bechtelheimer Named Speaker at Co operation Institute
Clyde Bechtelheimer secretary of Iowa Greamery Secretaries and Managers association is among 325 men chosen to lecture at the first summer session of the American Institute of Cooperation opening July 20 at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Paul L. Miller of Iowa State College is also on the program focusing on cooperative marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Greamery Secretaries’ & Managers’ Association
American Institute of Coo-operation
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Paul L. Miller
Iowa State College
Married Today In St Blarks Episcopal Church
The marriage of Mrs Mary I Gerke and William H Gerke was solemnized at noon at St Blarks Episcopal Church with Rev Charles W Gaxter officiating. After dinner at the Gerke parents home they left for a motor trip and will reside in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Gerke
Wiliam H. Gerke
St. Blark'’s Episcopal Church
Charles W. Gaxter
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W.J. Nelsen
Church News
Burton Avenue
Church Society
Aa Piente
Hymes Park
Order of Astern Star
Elmer Brunn
Des Moines
Osage
Brunn
L. B. Bickelberg
Miller
John Miller
Sunnyside Tridse—Pfayors
F. A. Foote
Glenn G. Morrison
T.os Anseles
Cal
Arthur Fowler
L. E. Fowler
Sunnyside Country Club
Linden Church
D. of
Kari V. West
FE. Barnes
Dayton
Huchznan
Laurence Hutson
Lake Okoboji
L.A. Kiichenstein
Cedar Rapids
Biles Ruth Clause
Carl Lehman
Marie LaRue
Presbyterian Hospital
Bert Williams
Minnesota
Ed Miller
Yellowstone Park
Roy W. Trewery
Theresa Feyereisen
The
Public Li‘brary
Boston
J. Q. Williams
New York
Pennsylvania
Long Island
J.G. Gilley
Oneida Street
Los Angeles
California
Washington, D. C
W. E L. Peavey
H. M. Peavey
Salt Lake City
George Yenney
J. H. Holbrook
J. B. Frank
Oscar A. Lumberg
Waverly
J. E. Jordan
HE. E. Collins
G. W. Hubbard
Owensmouth
Cst
W. G. Hubbard
Fox Township
Jesup
Lon Weisman
Paris
Anowena
Alice de Wolf
Floyd E. Farris
WIL
St. Louis
Thorvald Olsen
Farris
Co. B. One Hundred Thirty-third Infantry
James A. Farris
Belleville
Til
Fowler Street
Rumford
NHE Seleisie
Fanny Burton
Jrust
Rube
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
Douglas-Pectin Corp
Granite Bidg
Rochester
Certo
Surgueil
Bechtelheimer
Shanipao
POST
Bran
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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