Miller-Farnthy wedding planned in St Thomas Nebraska
John G Miller 603 Frederic street Mrs Frances Osterman and son John Miss Esther Miler Homer Miller John Miler Jr and Miss An nia Marie Decker will drive to St Thomas N D to attend the wedding of Moses Miller and Miss Josephine Garnett The groom son of John G Miller and Bruce Gates spent seven weeks in Europe attending the Rotary club convention in Ostend Belgium They arrived in New York Sunday on the US and C Coronis Moses Miller studied at University of Illinois and Iowa State college Ames He is a Phi Delta Theta member The bride and groom will reside in St Thomas where Miller an architect will practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller
Frederic Street
Frances Osterman
John
Esther Miler
Homer Miller
John Miler
Annia Marie Decker
St. Thomas
N. D
Moses Miller
Josephine Garnett
Bruce Gates
Europe
Rotary Club
Ostend
Belgium
New York
U. S
Church groups schedule Wednesday meetings and picnics
Aid society of United Presbyterian Church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Joseph Hay. First Presbyterian Woman's Working Association hosts annual dollar day picnic July 20 at C A Morris Cottage. St Pauls Methodist Episcopal General Aid meets 2:30 pm Wednesday with Division Four hostesses. Central Christian General Aid luncheon at Mrs Oscar Saunders Millerdale. Trinity American Lutheran guild annual picnic tomorrow at Electric Park with noon dinner and a 2 pm business meeting. First Baptist church annual Sunday school picnic tomorrow at Byrnes Park with 6:36 pm supper. baskets to top of hill for headquarters and playground trip for children. Fidelis and Homebuilders classes of Walnut Street Baptist Church held a dinner picnic last night at Byrnes Park with four games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian’church
C. A. Morris
General Aid Society of
St. Paul’s
Central Christian Church
Oscar Saunders
Millerdale
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Electric Park
First Baptist Church
Byrnes Park
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist
Gates Park
O. W. Camp
Memorial Hall
First M. 5
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter’s Hall
Waterloo
j—Electric Park
The
King's Daughters
Mizpah Circle
A. H. Holt
Civic groups schedule events at Gates Park and nearby venues
Tonight and Wednesday events fill Gates Park and Memorial Hall with O W Camp and Auxiliary at Memorial Hall, Sunday school boards and Harmony class picnics at First Presbyterian and Electric Park, and multiple reunions, picnics, and dinners including Mizpah circle, King's Daughters, Royal Neighbors, Mystic Workers juveniles, and Stag dinners at local venues.
J. M. Steely Birthday Dinner Marking Ninety Years
J M Steely of 3210 Franklin street celebrated his 90th birthday with a supper at Byrnes park attended by 48 relatives including all eight Steely children Dan Nelson Dolan S D and Mrs A D Paul A W H H E M J E and J W Steely of Waterloo He has 19 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren and is the oldest Odd Fellow in town Born in Pennsylvania he moved to Black Hawk County in 1869 later ran an implement business at the Waterloo site of the present theatre and earned a 50 year diamond medal this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
J. M. Steely
Franklin Street
Mr. Steely
Dan
Nelson Steely
Dolan
S. D
A. D. Paul
A. W
J. E
J. W. Steely
Waterloo
Julia Paul
Ray Paul
Pennsylvania
Mary Haffa
Black Hawk County
Schuylkill County
Bennington Township
Steely
Waterloo Theatre
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Club Notes L. L C annual picnic at Byrne Park
L. L C club will meet for their annual picnic tomorrow at Byrne Park. Two members are to assemble at the park at 11 a.m. each providing her own dishes silverware sandwiches and one other dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L C. Club
Byrne Park
Hints in Beauty Care Reducing by Diet
A vintage health note explains how eating choices affect body shape and digestion. It covers saliva, stomach acids, intestinal digestion, and the impact of chewing, oils, and fiber on weight. Tips warn against depilatories and suggest diet as the healthiest path to normal weight.
City Budget Shows Net Decrease in Operating Costs
The council may adopt tentative budgets at Monday nights meeting July 25 with objections heard. A net decrease of 6599 is projected in operating costs across city departments and subsidiary groups including waterworks library riverfront park and playgrounds. Total tentative budget is 794602, down from 801201 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commission
Sion
Riverfront
City in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Travels
In Water loo D P Fagen of Cedar Rapids spends the day on Rock Island Railway business. Apparent hospital-bound and returning residents include Bert Rogers after appendicitis surgery and Mae Corson resuming duties post vacation. Local officials and clergy note travel and talks as A C Willford heads to Oelwein to address the Izaak Walton league, while families and friends circulate between Iowa and Minnesota towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Fagen
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railway
Waterloo
Farmers Urge Low Farm Land Assessment Values
Des Moines July 12 Representatives of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation urged the holding down of farm land valuations as earnings last year averaged about 8 percent of current valuations. They compared railroad earnings, noted lower city property values, and pressed for lower farm assessments ahead of hearings on railroads and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Executive Council
Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Pen Gate Opens. Teens Warned on Auto Thefts
Calvin Skiles aged 17 of 310 Cottage Street and Harold Case aged 17 of 364 Linn Street were released after a night in the city jail. Detective Emil Steffen and Officer Roy Colvin said the youths were arrest targets for taking cars from near Rath Packing Company for joy rides, returning them at will. County attorney F. W. Edwards warned them that penitentiary time could follow if they reoffend. Skiles has prior bicycle theft history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Edwards
Calvin Skiles
Cottage Street
Harold Case
Linn Street
Emil Steffen
Roy Colvin
Rath Packing Company
Skiles
Gilbertville Man Semiconscious Eight Days After Crash
Adolph Steils of Gilbertville remained semiconscious at St Francis hospital after an automobile crash a week earlier with an even chance for recovery. Other accident victims include Mr and Mrs Charles Zahller of 755 Locust street at Presbyterian hospital and Oscar Trunck Jr of Dysart at Allen Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Steils
Gilbertville
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Zahller
Locust Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Oscar Trunck, Jr
Dysart
Allen Memorial Hospital
Injunction Bans Bootlegger Townsend From Liquor Ties
Judge George W. Wood in district court yesterday issued an injunction restraining Chester Townsend a convicted bootlegger from any involvement with intoxicating liquor. Townsend offered no defense to the action and the order limits his access to liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Townsend
George W. Wood
Townsend
Clear Skin Promise from Lemons and Orchard White
An advertisement touts a lemon juice lotion in a three ounce bottle labeled Orchard White. It claims to whiten skin, remove blemishes and freckles, and restore a youthful glow with regular massaging.
Trout Stock Replenishes Local Creeks From Manchester Hatchery
10000 rainbow trout bound for Black Hawk creek at Waterloo and Spring creek at La Porte City. A O Willford and Bo Willford selected three inch fish from Manchester hatchery for distribution by local Izaak Walton chapters and will deliver ten cans arriving tomorrow to stock the two streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Spring Creek
la Porte City
Manchester
A. O. Willford
The
Iowa di
Izaak Walton League
Bo Wilford
Tlen
Willford
Wilford
Izaak Waltons
Hundred Standard Oil Conference Attendees Revealed
One hundred salesmen and service station managers of the Standard Oil company are expected to attend a conference. The gathering will convene at a local meeting site to discuss strategies and industry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Service
Standard Oil Company
Sales Problems Roundtable At Hotel Russell Lamson
Mason City officials R H Thomas H E fourth assistant division manager W K McAllister will address attendees at a Hotel Russell Lamson meeting tonight. The session will discuss sales and promotion problems facing the Standard Oil company and involve employees within a mile of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
R. H. Thomas
H. E
W. K. McAllister
Sion
Mason City
Waterloo
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St. Thomas, N. D
Maddigan
Russell-Lamson Grill
Maddigan School of Music, Oratory and Dramatic Art
Jeanne Lammert
Joseph Thornton
Thornton
Gounod
Fathleen Delegardelle
Patsy
LaVerna Schmidt
Leona Welter
Charles Romer
Ernest Menesson
Alvin Schmidtwhistler
Alice Walker
Jacquinette Olmsted
Mary Summers Myers
Madame Butter- Ey
Helen Butler
Albert Butler
Oneida Street
Grace
M E. Church
George Shepherd
William Shepherd
Independence Avenue
Ben Shepherd
Marjorie Shepherd
Shepherd
Bath, Packing Company
Arthur
Church News
Aid Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Joseph ‘Hay
B. and
P. W. Club
Waterloo Business and Professional Woman's Club
Independent Woman
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Bernice Raylin
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Willier
Albert Willier
Eighth Street West
Paul Henry
Fred Henry
Mount Vernon Township
Charles Potter
P. V. Stealy
Henry
Waterloo Concrete Construction Company
Mary Herzing
Y.W.C.A
Frank N. Herzing
Lincoln
Neb
Howard M. Parmelee
Minnesota
Parmatee
Martin Glaza
Joe Glaza
James Guilford
Lyle Zellick
Ralph Cohn
Glaza
Mary Kathryn Glaza
Edna Kent Forbes
Alaska
Elizabeth Kenney
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Skagway
Seattle
Wash
Oakland
Cal
John Goss
Ray Tiller
Helen Haines
A. Jd. Rodenhaver
Carpenters’ Hall
Mystic Juveniles
Waterloo I. O.O. F
W. C
Buchanan
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Bert Rogers
Mullan Avenue West
A. C. Willford
Iowa
Oelwein
Izaak Walton
Mae Corson
A. J. Edelson Company, Inc
St. Paul
Lake Villard
Minn
Charles Goodyear
Thomas Murphy
Minnesota Lake
Minnie Wood
A. N. Stewart
New Hartford
Juanita
Lucille Stull
Waterloo Public Library
Lake Kegonso
Wis
Ruth Howard
Lund
Rockford
S. A. Gerard
Santa Monica
H. M. Kelley
Kathlene
Oklahoma City
Okla
George Schoel
Riverside Drive
E. J. Brucher
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Henry Daliman Grove
Nashua
Iowa Legion
Anna Heidiman
Jefferson Street
St. Louis
Ella B. Smith
Smith
Jack Meek
M. H. Loomer
Fourth Street East
Santa Ana
George L. Haxweler
Lansing
Henry FE. Nemmers
Cottare Street
John Nemmers
Nemmmiers
Irvin L. Nemmers
Henry E. Nemmers
Gottage Street
Cleveland
Dorothy
Charles City
George Nemmoers
Cresco
William Dante
Mautha A. Welsh
W. GF. & N. Taulway
That City
Leonard Smothers
Gilmore City
George J. Sager
Nutoro
Harry Lyons
Haverly
Denist
Jap Pongee
Hand Made Philippine Owns
Gladio
Gladio Percale
Yard
Jaciel
Doubie
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth ST
Cuthura
Jas, Dale
Rt. 4
Center Point
Addretay Cattcura Laboratories
Maldon
Maen
Cuticura
J . Penney Company
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