Society notes Miss Julia Fowler wed to Henri Howrey
Miss Julia Fowler daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George V Fowler and Henri Howrey son of Mr and Mrs B J Howrey exchanged vows at the bride’s home with only relatives present Reverend Robert N MacDonald officiated Miss Evangeline Powers accompanied by Maren editing and ushered the couple to the fireplace for the ceremony The couple plan a northern Minnesota motor trip and will reside at 315 Park Avenue East after August 15 Mrs Howrey is a graduate of Mason High School and University of Iowa Delta Gamma member Mr Howrey a Waterloo native and University of Iowa law graduate Phi Kappa Psi Phi Delta Phi member now with Waterloo Bank and Trust company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fowler
George Vv. Fowler
Henri. Howrey
B. J. Howrey
Robert N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Craig Arbuckle
Cadman
Evangeline, Powers
Avold Chamberlain
Davenport
William Sr. Sims
Josephing
Chic
Ign
Howrey
Minnesota
Park Avenue East
Mast High School
University of Iowa
Delta Gamma Sorority
Law
Phi Kappa Pai
Tau
Phi Delta Phi
Waterloo Lank and Trust Company
Delegates to National BPW Convention from Iowa
Mrs W D Ives and Elizabeth Kenney are named state delegates to the BPW national convention in Wear Baden Indiana joining Miss Marsha Pattie national VP from Iowa. The Waterloo group travels two weeks through Indiana Kentucky Illinois with hostesses and other delegates including Ednar Blick Lila Mareham Yazel Scott and Mrs Marney O Bryan and Mrs Bassin Fowlwell from Portland Oregon follow the route via the old Oregon trail to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ives
Elizaath Nenney
B. P. OW
Wear Baden
Ind
Kenney
Ednar Blick
Lila Mareham
Yazel Scott
Waterloo
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Marsha Pattie
Mason City
Iowa
Miaxy
Federation
Uysivagerst
Louisville
Central States
Marney O'Bryan
Bassin Foolwell
Women's Advertising Club
Portland
Ore
Oregon Trail
Tancalm Hithwar
Cheyenne
Music and Readings on Program for W.C. T.U. Meeting
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting hosted by Mrs. Wood in Kensington featured a varied program arranged by Mrs. L. E. Park. The event included readings and songs such as Pale Moon, The Good Lord's Work, and The Master's Czar, with performances by Alice Marie Unchi and others, plus a report on union work in manufacturing towns. A separate item notes a W. C. U picnic at Bleetrie Park, with provisions for rain, and a tenth anniversary gathering for Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cavanaugh, followed by a M B A meeting at K P hall with refreshments after the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Park
Woman's Christial Temperance Union
Gleason
George Tho v
C. Guesse
Mia. John Line
Cedar Heights
Frank Mary
City Federation to Sponsor Reception for Mrs Fisher
The City Federation plans an informal reception for Mrs William f Arms Fisher Boston director of the educational division of the National Federation of Music Clubs to discuss boosting musical appreciation in Waterloo. Miss Mary Horner federation president says Mrs Fisher will outline festival of music week ideas and the civic value of music programs. She spoke at Byrnes park on memory contests in higmology as part of educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
William F Arms Fisher
Boston
National Federation of Music Clubs
Ida Wamaen
Mary Horner
Federation
Wnnouners
Fisher Tello Aphutt
United States
Perseus
Watertoo
America
Fisher
M.E. Women’s Societies
Byrnes Park
Civil War veterans party and related social events
A Willard hall house party organized by the Daughters of Veterans on July 26 features an afternoon program for Civil War veterans wives and widows with Mrs Lina Knapp in charge. Supper by Mimes party proceeds and a July 29 reception at Memorial hall honor Mrs Elva N Wanne maker. Additional social notes include an August 2 ice cream social and various gatherings for California guests Mr and Mrs Bart Sawyer Linnaosk promotions and a Lavender and yellow themed tea for young women at Sunnyside Country club with multiple hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hall
Il Memorial Hall
Jane Kirkwoead Reut
Lina Knapp
Mimes
Wiheeeit Eggleston
Grace Stallman
Ethel Snoderuss
Gran Bross
Mae Stodenhaver
Memorial Hall
Mra
Elva N. Wannemaker
Winnemaker
Alicea Stewart
Minabech Dillings
May] Walker
Misa Mary Woore
Rae Ae
Toncheon
Misars
Katherine Or
California
Maxine Fvamson
Josephine Nauman
Jalina Dawson
Kathryn Graham
Elizabeth Forrester
Miss Fileanor Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joaneh
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Snyder
Dex Moines
Harter B. Hull
Ralph Crowell
Madison
Wis
Fy O. Jitchins
Frank Gulord
Cinema Views of State Golf Play Will Be Shown
Motion picture program tonight at the club features golf scenes from Sunnyside Country Club, filmed 48 hours after the Sunnyside event. Alexander Frank of Plaza and Rialto will entertain members as Grantland Rice compiled sport reviews and Olympia games swimmers are shown. A reel titled The National Bash highlights Kol in slow motion and Fields of Glory adds baseball, rowing and tennis clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Countrylub
Alexander Frank
Plaza and Rialto Theatres
P.m
Shriners
Arile
Grantland Rice
France
Frem
Kol
Club Notes and Social Events Highlight Season Plans
Mrs George Jump will enter the FO club Thursday at 2 15 p m at Black's Jean London served at 4390 Bon Amicus entertained at Mrs Thomas Landgraf home with three tables at 500 prizes to Mrs rank Harrik Mrs Floyd Nibh and Mrs Phil Lutay Miss Helen Whitmore Omaha visitor guest Nasturtiums and sweetpeas decorates tables six o clock luncheon served The club opens its social season in September and will not meet rest of the summer Miss Whitmore leaves Friday for home inspiring events A card party at Electric Park planned in her honor by Mrs Lucas Thursday afternoon At three tables at 500 the players include Mrs A W Brink Mrs Will Neesen Mrs Thomas Vandgraf Mrs Frank Harris Mrs Carl Erickson Mrs William Wing Mrs Roger Rath and Miss Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Amicus Club
Thomas Landgraf
Rank Harrik
Floyd Nibh
Phil
Lutay
Prises
Helen Whitmore
Omaha
Birs
Lucas
Nasturtiums
Sweetpeas
Misa Whitmore
Might
Pleasentl Electric Park
A. W. Brink
Will Neesen
Thomas Vandgraf
Frank Harris
Carl Erickson
Picnic Supper Hosted by Church Members
A church dining room gathering yesterday featured a picnic supper. Gifts were given by Miss Harvey, Mrs. Fred Meitnar, Mrs. Stuart Freeman, and Aliss Hattie Muzzey who studied at Iowa Bible Training School with Deaconess Harvey. Miss Harvey departed for Cedar Rapids and will travel Thursday to Omaha for assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harvey
Fred Meitnar
Stuart Freeman
Aliss Hattie Muzzey
Iowa Bible Training School
Harvey
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Local News Notes and Socials From Buchanan Visitants
Local items report visitors from Spencer to J A Webb in Buchanan and Mrs Emma Keller traveling to Hollywood to visit her daughter. Edith Edwards heads to Winnipeg for weeks, and Mrs Wm Puterbaugh visits her father in La Porte City. A divorce decree is granted in Taylor Johnson v Georgia Johnson. Kiwanis picnic planned for July 29. several families return from a Minnesota and Iowa trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Peese
Lana
Robert Thomas
Spencer
Emma H. Keller
Hollywood
Cal
Tullar
Edith Edwards
Byron Lavenie
Winnnipes
Canada
Wm. Puterbaugh
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
Hummel
Feenhic
H. 8
Boies
Taylor Johnson
Georgia Johnson
Will_ Cook
St. Francis Hospital
Nashua
Silas Eldridge
Kiwanis Club
J. HH
Hinz
Edna
Henrietta
Verna Ehblerg
Sioux City
Spirit Lake
Lake Okoboji
Points
Minnesota
Josephine Parker
Berleh Avenues
Manchester
Iowa
J.J. Wyeth
C. L. Jeppesen
Mason City
Io Tonia Tera
Attonad
Repre
Women's Home
St. Paul's M. B
Merle J. Brown
Beatrice Harvey
Robert Brown
Church Groups Plan Card Party and Picnic
St Marys Sewing Circle meets at the school hall tomorrow at 2 30 with Mrs Glaza Bach Sexton and Gilles in charge. Deborah Society of First M B church gathers Friday at Mrs Thomas Kerrs home at 2 30. First Lutheran Missionary Society hosts Cedar River marks Thursday for its annual picnic with dinner at 6 15 and members asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ,Mary’s
Pdeborah Society of First M. EB. Church
Thomas Kerr
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Cedar River
Walter Held to tour the west with Yellowstone trip ahead
Walter Held plans a five weeks west tour visiting Yellowstone and Glacier national parks Lake Louise Salt Lake City Denver and other points. Miss Hellen Pfeffer will join to Gipit Lake. Lions delegates Williford Cleveland and Reed will report at tomorrow luncheon. Everett Betts a 10 year old missing boy found safe at a farmer's home after a week. He said he worked as water for a paving gang near Cedar Falls and is an orphan living with his sister at 325 Sunnyside avenue. Experienced marcelier at Woman's Shop ad cites 514 East Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Walter Held
West
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Lake Louise
Can
Salt Lake City
Denver
Hellen Pfeffer
Gpitit Lake
Lions
Omaha
A. C. Williford
M. B. Cleveland
Harry M. Reed
Cubs
Cleveland
Reed
Minnesota
Everett Betts
Black Hawk Road
Cedar Falls
Sunnyside Avenue
Marcelier
Woman's Shop
East Fourth
Grandmother Wins Custody Suit Over Mother
In Vinton Iowa this week district court granted custody of seven year old Loig Virginia Pisel to her grandmother Mrs. Nellie Lint of Shellsburg after a counter claim by the child's mother Mrs. Bla Pisel Cedar Rapids. The court noted the mother had not sought possession until seeking a divorce from Mr. Pisel, and the grandmother testified the child had spent most of her life in the Lint home. The court formally adopted the girl into the grandmother's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton, Ja
Loig Virginia Pisel
Nelsie Tint
Bla. Pisel
Cedar Rapids
S Lint
Shellsburg
Pisel
Statehouse Employee Was Davis' Neighbor
Des Moines July 16 J S Wilkinson 83 a longtime statehouse guide and police worker was a neighbor of John W Davis Democratic nominee for president in Clarksburg West Virginia Wilkinson a lifelong Republican whose father in law lived on the same block as Stonewall Jackson and the Davises He served in Co B Fifteenth West Virginia Puentry during the Civil War and has worked at the statehouse since it was built except for four years at the national capitol in Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. S. Wilkinson
Statehouse
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Wilkinson
Stonewall Jackson
National Capitol
Washington, D.C
Dart Receiver Seeks Four Million Dollar Distribution
W H Johnson as receiver of the Dart Truck and Tractor Co files final statement in district court listing general creditors and claims. Total claims amount to 628120 with only 2763.72 available for distribution among 224 creditors, about four mills on the dollar. Largest claim 155974 by the Wolf estate would receive 686. plant now a going concern after receiver's sale. Army openings offered for enlistment in the U S Army. attractive opportunities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart Truck & Tractor Co
W. H. Johnson
Co. C. Wolf
Recruitment notices reach four districts for infantry units
Letters received by L. C. Greenup, social recruiting officer, announce openings for the Fourth Infantry at Fort George Wright in Washington and Fort Missoula in Montana, plus the Seventh Infantry at Vancouver Barracks in Washington. The service has been closed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. CO. Greenup
Fourth Infantry
Fort George Wright
Wash
Fort Missoula
Mont
Seventh Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Charges Dismissed Over Incorrect Driver in Car Case
Thorwald Peterson had charges dropped after proving he did not drive a car on Rainbow Drive while intoxicated. William Ryan was named driver and later the case against him was dismissed when the witness could not prove intoxication. Also mentions hydroelectric power transmitted 400 miles from western mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorwald Peterson
Rainbow Drive
William Ryan
Ryan
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W.C. T.U. Meeting
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T. R. Laws
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Sunshine
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Lodge
Gates College
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Grand Temple
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Delicates
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Anne Higgins
FL Ww. Esher
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Hotel Savery
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J. J. Crass
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A. A. Hailmann
Harold McDermott
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Lehinitz
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Peter Wester
Gilbertville
Good Housekeeping Institute
Deeler
Copples Company
St. Louis
U. S.A
George Jump
Eardy
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Dart
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Lake Shore Drive
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