Wedding at Little Brown Church in the Vall near Nashua
Miss Marceila Gwyp eth Quick and Orrin H. Weatherill wed at 10 Saturday morning at the Little Brown Church in the Vall. Rev F. R. Macartney officiated before about 40 relatives and friends. reception hosted by Miss Jameson and Mrs. Weatherill. couple to reside in Trenton Mo. Weatherill an architectural engineer formerly of Des Moines. Quick a former Grant School teacher with Iowa State and Cornell ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Vall
Nashua
Marceila Gwypeth Quick
Orrin H. Weatherill
Wildwood Chapel
Drs. Jameson
Miss Quick
Vesta Paul
Doris Spens_ Jey
Mr. Weatherill
Hig Bride
Trenton
Harrison Construction Company
Des Moines
East High School
J. W. Weatherill
Iowa State College
Sigma Nu Fraternity
France
Floyd Nutt
Atlantic
Traternity Brothers
Inez Holmes
Cedric Weatherill
Oskalogea
Milton Hull
Davenport
Isabell Winder and John Rainey Married in Rockford Today
Isabell Winder daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred A Winder Falls avenue Rockford Ill was to wed John Rainey from Waterloo today. She is staying with her aunt Mrs J Spafford in Rockford. He has worked with Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co for about 12 years and formerly toured for them. They will reside in Rockford and honeymoon at a lake resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Isabell Winder
Alfred A. Winder
Falls Avenue
J. Spafford
Rockford
John Rainey
Waterloo
Nome
Wisconsin
Roan
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Rockfora
Miss la Tour
Waterloo Garment Company
Delwerth
Als
Eli River
Ming
University of Minnesota
MY. Flator
A. BE. Gnagy
Sherwood Park
Cegar Tiver
Hazel Clark
Pear Kelly
West
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone
I Polnta
Mia
W. P. Gentzler
Fort Dodge
Chicago
M. Gleason
Washington
Gentzler
Jetty Blaina
Paul, Jr
H. R. Manuett
Grand Rapids
Mich
F. H. LaTier
Washington Street
Fiorenca
Rockwall City
Paul W. van Metre
George Williams
Mary Esther
Des Moines
B. L. Johnson
Minnesota
T. E. Scott
Norwood Avenues
Elizabeth Wells
Humboldt
Lyman Wood
Tracy
Minnie H. Hodgin
Mabel
Frances
Omale
Ned
Traer
Miss Dorothy Hilmer Weds Horace Maynard in Des Moines
A secret engagement culminated in a Des Moines ceremony on Friday June 19 as Miss Dorothy Hilmer daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Hilmer married Horace Maynard son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Maynard. The bride remains bookkeeper for B P Lichty and Meyer. Maynard a former Citizens Gas and Electric clerk is active in the American Legion. Nearby, Mrs B A Roderick hosted a 6 o clock dinner for Suzanne Gardner Los Angeles music director visiting Mrs H O Huston with several relatives attending. Sunnyside Country Club hosts a large dinner dance this evening with over 120 reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hilmer
H. JF. Hilmer
Horace Maynard
Herbert &. Maynard
Des Moines
B. P. Lichty & Meyer
Maynard
Citizens Gag and Electric Company
American Legion
B. A. Roderick
Suzanne Gardner
Calvary Baptist Church
Los Angeles
H. O. Huston
Roderick
Rea S Roderick
Whiting
A. L Roderick Chicago
Betha Powers
Mra. J
Sunnyside
Evenine
Sunnyside Country Club
Beauty Chats On Corn Cures From Old Remedies
Edna Kent Forbes shares old fashioned home remedies for corn care and related beauty tips. The column cites onion and lemon poultices, bread and vinegar poultices, mutton tallow pomade, and foot care methods. It notes remedies may ease or remove corns and double chin concerns, plus ear correction ideas.
Side Talks by Ruth Ameron on the Bore Who Narrates
A reader recalls a morning encounter with a woman who turned a simple greeting into a long, tedious tale about doctor visits and personal ailments. The text muses on bores who narrate at length, the habit of asking “Did you ever?” and the social cost of self centered storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Hays
Dr. S
Ober
Dr. 5
Smatia
Erva La Tour and Donald T Flater to Marry Tonight
Erva La Tour and Donald T Flater plan a wedding at 8 o'clock this evening in the bride’s sister home at 216 Randall Street. Rev W H Beachler of First Brethren church will perform the ceremony for about 26 friends and relatives with pink and white decorations. After a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Stebbins, the couple will honeymoon at Yellow Stone Park and are to reside in Waterloo after August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
S. F
Cirmer
Walter
Rufus Jacoby
Verne Newsome
Rainbow Division
Walter Koch
Albany
N.Y
Jacoby Jett
Honey
Erva
Donald T. Fister
Wil G. Stebbles
Randall Street
W.H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Henrietta Bilthist
Honor Maich
Leaders chosen for First Brethren Women's Missionary society
Mrs A A Bontrager was reelected president with Mrs S P Hoover as first vice president and Mrs W H Heachler as second. Mrs Will O'Neill serves as secretary and Mrs Francis LaBerre as assistant. Mrs J W Heller is treasurer. Mrs Louis Miller Mrs Francis LaBarre and Sam Hoover named assisting hostesses. Sixty attended the sunset prayer after the annual picnic at Byrnes park led by Rev R G Williamson who spoke on the loaves and fishes and multiplication through distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Women’s Missionary Society
Clyde Miller
A. A. Bontrager
S. P. Hoover
W. H. Heachler
Will O'Neill
Francis LaBerre
J. W. Heller
Louis Miller
Francis LaBarre
Sam Hoover
First Baptist Woman’s Society
Byrnes Park
R. G. W'llamson
Scouts Exhibit at Dairy Cattle Show
Waterloo scouts prepare displays for the Dairy Cattle Congress in September. A frame with 127 emblems and insignia, arranged by A. F. Jury, executive, highlights the scout program. Another frame by Troop 8 shows over 60 knots. A third frame features camping photos. Summer camp runs Aug 11 to 20 on Morris Isle under scout officials. Troops 3 and 2, led by Joe Snively and Donald Parry, held overnight hikes to Kamp Kiwanis. Starting this month all scouts will receive a Leavitt & Johnson calendar honoring the 12 scout laws for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
A. FL Jury
Morris Isle
Joe Snively
Donald Parry
Kamp Kiwanis
Leavitt & Johnson
G A R Holds Special Meeting Next Monday
A special meeting of Robert Anderson post G A R is called for next Monday at 7 30 p m in Memorial hall. Plans will be discussed for a hall furnishing fund and the Memorial day account will be closed in full. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
Fire alarm and house blaze prompt alerts in city
Fire from gasoline near a 1136 Independent Avenue home nearly caused disaster at 6 am. The blaze ignited around a car, was contained with limited damage. Earlier, a 1909 Water Street kitchen kerosene stove fire caused about 300 dollars in damage. Firefighters used 1700 feet of hose to reach the hydrant. A third daily trip to the Broadway Park Road dump followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beniley
Independente Avenue
Rey Rose
Water Street
Broadway
Park Road
CITY IN BRIEF Keep up your efficiency Buchanan's
A cluttered round of notices from Waterloo and nearby towns lists visits, travels, and events. Names such as Miss Marguerite Smith New Hampton Mrs W I McParlane St Louis George Smith Payne and many others appear among plans to visit relatives attend funerals motor trips and cottage stays. Local officials and residents plan vacations and social gatherings while several children and families recover from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
W. HH. Wisner
Davenport
Tai
I. A. Wigner
Marguerite Smith
New Hampton
Waterloo
W. I. McParlane
St.Louis
George Smith Payne
Hankinton
Man Passes Worthless Checks in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls July 13 F L Hall of Estherville passed worthless checks on local merchants totaling 250 dollars. The largest single amount was 65 dollars. He departed town in a light touring car claiming he had just received notice of his mother’s death in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
F. L. Hall
Estherville
Egerville
Death at Centervilla Floyd Stewart of Shell Rock dies
Floyd Stewart, 43, formerly of Shell Rock, died yesterday in a Center ville hospital. His body will be brought home for services tomorrow afternoon. He leaves a widow and daughter Gwyneth, plus his mother Mrs. William Stewart of Shell Rock and sisters Mrs. C L Paley of Shell Rock and Myrtle Harrington of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centervilla
Sheil Rock
Floyd Stewart
Centerville
Stewart
Gwyneth
William Stewart
Shell Rock
C. L. Paley
Myrtle Harrington
Des Moines
Welfare Sup t Urges County Supervisors to Attend State Meet
Dorothy Taylor head of the Social Welfare League appeals to county board members to attend the county Supervisors state convention in Mason City in August. She urges social service emphasis, cooperation with overseer of the poor and Salvation Army, and urges each organization to share plans to improve relief for the needy. The county plans strong attendance, as most of the seven members are expected to go. The aim is closer coordination among the Social Welfare League, overseer of the poor and Salvation Army in welfare efforts. A long‑standing working agreement between the county and the league had been terminated previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Dorothy Taylor
Svelat Welfare League
County Supervisors
Mason City
Taylor
Social Welfare League
City Overseer of the Poor
Salvation Army
League
Emancipation Day Celebration Planned by Local Negroes
Emancipation day set for Saturday Aug 4 by Waterton NAACP branch with Antioch Baptist church hosts. Park gates open all day at Cleartric park for free program of addresses movies games and hand concerts with white participants. J D Hopkins chairs general committee John W Gwynne program committee and Rev P M Lewis refreshments chair. Speakers to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Antioch Baptist Church
Cleatric Park
J. D. Hopkins
John W. Gwynne
Rev. P.M. Lewis
Y W C A Places 200 Girls During Last Six Months
The YWCA employment bureau placed two hundred girls in positions in the last six months, with 447 employer offers and 336 applications since January 1. At a board meeting, Miss Ethel Resor cited eighty calls for workers and seventy four requests for employment, noting June’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. G. A. Employment Bureau
Ethel Resor
Resor Sald
Man Ordered $5 Weekly Support for Child by Judge
George Greer faced a municipal court trial for child desertion. Judge O B Courtright ordered a $5 weekly support payment for an indefinite period to avoid jail, citing health as a claim but a witness letter suggested deliberate avoidance of responsibility. Greer was bound over to the grand jury, with the order held while payments continue. Leonard Aldrich was fined $10 for speeding, and a plain drunk was fined $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greer
O. B. Courtright
Municipal Court
Greer
Brand
Leonard Aldrich
Court hearing continued in assault case over rug dispute
A traffic violator faced 30 days in jail or $5 bond forfeiture while C. D. Kifiger was arraigned on assault and battery information. The defendant pleaded not guilty and the hearing was continued to July 6 by consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Kifiger
Life Saving Tests Set For Wednesday At Cedar River Park
The Board of Red Cross examiners will hold another life saving test series at a municipal Cedar River park beach next Wednesday. Ernest O’Connor the beach lifeguard will offer preliminary instruction before the test day. Eight youths passed the lifesaving exams at Waterloo beach Wednesday including Eugene Miller Delia Winnegar and Jeanette Corsaud of Cadar Falls who will join the Waterloo chapter. Remaining Waterloo participants to complete the center are Jack Bartley Kathryn Wilds Thyr Buck Craig Ellyson and Herbert Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Red Croes
Cedar River Park
Ernest O'Connor
Lfeguard
Waterloo Beach
Eugene Miller
Delia Winnegar
Jeanette Corsaut
Cadar Falls
Waterloo
Jack Bartley
Katheryn Wilds
Fhyr2 Buck
Craig Ellyson
Herbert Davis
Window Display Here Wins Woodrow Prize
Cole Bros. company of Newton Illinois won the Woodrow Prize for a window display of washing machines. The Newton club awarded the prize from photographs of displays submitted nationwide. Second prize went to Allentown, third to Watertown, and fourth to Ackley Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Bros. Company
Fifth Street
Woodrow Manufacturing Company
Newton
Newton Club
Allentown
Watertown
Ackley
Cole Bros
W. Davis
Former Cedar Falls Woman Reported Critically Ill
Cedar Falls July 13 Special Mrs Marle Smith former resident of Cedar Falls is reported critically ill at the home of a Des Moines daughter Her four sons left this morning for her bedside from Cedar Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Marle Smith
Des Moines
Shrine All Day Picnic July 23 Promoted for Publicity
Shrine volunteers spread word for an all day picnic at Electric Park on July 23 with free rides and amusements. A large crowd is expected as delegates from several towns join Cedar Rapids based Shriners led by J M Bailey and G A Morris with music by El Kahir band and Rapids Shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine
Shriners
Piconic
Joo’ Shri
Electric Park
A. W. Sipes
Iowa
Falle
Fort
Mason City
G. A. Morris
Manchester
Central City
Nton
Walter M. Orr
L. C. Ostrani
Charles ‘City
New Hampton
Wast
Union
Ochweln
J. M. Bailey
Toledo
Tama
Marshalltown
Ady
Cedar Athera
Shrine Club
Pienté
el Kahir Band
Rapids Shrine Organization
Police Eyes Not Safe From Congested Traffic Frontline
Police records describe a 7:30 p m incident when a police car backed into another vehicle near headquarters causing front fender damage. City inspector Burke reported a coat stolen from his car with a $15 check. Another resident noted new cushions swapped for old ones near the east library. Miss Lillian Quam of Roland, Ia. reported suitcases missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 4
Buck
First Street
M. W. Burke
A. L. Bings
East Library
Lillian Quam
Roland
Stolen Bay Mare Reported From Fenstermaker Home
A bay mare was stolen from D. E. B. Fenstermaker at 1350 Hawenl Street last evening. Police were called after the incident. Earlier, a drunken man was placed behind a barn at 6:30 p.m. following an emptying of the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. EB
Fenstermaker
Hawenl Street
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Society News
Marcella Quick
Isabell Winder
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Brownie
Josie P. B
SY Ruth
Ameron
Erva la Tour
Donald T. Flater
W. C
Pt. A. Ferguson
Whterloo
N Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Mis
Vivian Innes
Ralph Barrett
T. A. Fairbank
Black’s Tearoom
B. E. Farrand
Church News
Brondrance Agency
Buchanan's
Charles Keiser
C. Ha
G. B. Davis
Rick
J. F. Scott
Oranga Township
Watorica
Pomona
Cal
Elicago
Indiana
California
Walter M. Stewart
Minneapolis
W. A. Goodman
Ninth Street
East
Mr. Stewart
Mrs. Goodman
Frances Lee
Lyla Rittler
Faith, & C
J. A. Summerhayes
Northern Pacific Railway
W. P. Cox
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Lines
H. G. Rich
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
St. Louis
West Fourth
St. Mat's Guild of
St. Mark's Church
M.C. A
Elk Run Hotel
Police Ygtes
Ruth Roland
Palace Theatre
Haunted Valley
Jack Daugherty
Ruth
Jack
George Marshall
Itchen Lenzer
Kgerzer
Hardick
Infante, Dagalids & Q
Oxfords
Muldoon Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Ashtons
Ony
Andl
Feeenee Megs Mrsense
Wee Ee
Renee Ete
Tees Wees
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