Miss Gladyce Shores Hosts Twenty Four Guests in Highland
Society notes record Miss Gladyce Shores entertaining 24年轻 guests at her Highland home in a Saturday affair honoring cousin Pau Chase of Vermont. Afternoon picnic near Gilbertville and a farewell party for Miss Maxine Hansen complete the social weekend activities, with dining, games, and refreshments described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladyce
Shores
Highland
Pau Chase
Vermont
Maybeth Mellon
Rockford
Marybeth Mack
Jack Leonard
New York
James Leonard
Gilbertsville
Relaxation Techniques For Busy Women From Edna Bunt Forbes
Edna Bunt Forbes advises on relaxation as essential for youth and productivity. She urges calm resting, warm baths, and focused breathing to reduce tension and improve performance, warning against overwork and stress harming hair and health.
Postmasters 10 Seek Teamwork Convention in Waterloo
One hundred Iowa postmasters of third and fourth classes attend a two day convention at Hotel Shussell Laimson to boost membership in the National League of Postmasters. The program features addresses by Waterloo and Cedar Rapids officials, committee reports, and election of delegates for the next national convention amid organizational discussions and shop talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Shussell-Laimson
National League
Waterloo
Neleon Frighin
Waterlan
M. J. Kelly
J. M. Kerlin
Quice Neast- Danny
B. Macdonough
Greater ‘Waterloo
Wrterion
George W. Hanna
Rhone
Phil C. Hanne
Weterloo
Pimily Ha
Hanna
Court Viento
Sssqnation
Motorcycle parade promoter injured near Cedar Falls picnic
Frederick Baatz proprietor of the Baatz Crele Company was slightly injured in a motorcycle parade of about 50 machines en route to a Cedar Falls picnic at Cedar River park. A quick swerve to avoid a car caused a crash with a bike in the rear injuring Baatz. others escaped with bruises and damages. The event drew riders from Mason City Ladow and Oelwein and featured a spark plug dangling contest and other stunts after dinner.
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Frederick Baatz
Baatz Crele Tompany
Cadar River Park
Cedar Falls
Galloway Plant
Bootz
Drain and Grade All Story County Roads Planned
Nevada July 19 Practically every foot of primary and county roads in Story county will be drained and graded with much of the work approved for approximately 86 miles of drainage on main roads. The plan covers drainage on roads from Colo to the county line and northward toward Hamilton and Hardin counties, with a larger project to improve Lincoln and Jefferson highways. The county board has conferred with the highway commission and seeks funds for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Story County
3Rwalt
Story County Board of Supervisors
Highway Commission
Colo Thru Golfing
Amnex Notty
Hamilton County
I Trintiam
Hardin County Five
Mile
Little Damage in Sunday Accidents
Several minor auto incidents were reported to police headquarters yesterday with no serious injuries. Miss Freda Miller sustained a slight injury when her car collided with one driven by Willan Hubner at Walnut and Fifteenth streets, causing damage to both vehicles. George Raine’s auto struck a Linden Street car, also resulting in damage.
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Freda Miller
Powler
George H Twaddle and Waterloo Courier Office Details
George H Twaddle, a resident, now represents Xuayes Palle of the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. The office is at West Fourth Street with telephone number 12, office hours at 10 a.m.
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George H. Twaddle
Nowa
Xuayes Palle
The
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Cedar Falls Hit By Severe Storm With Hail and Floods
Cedar Falls endured one of its worst storms in years with heavy rain and hail between 6 and 7 p m causing street flooding and damage including the Danish Bethlehem church bell tower. Winds and lightning caused minor property damage as the storm swept across about four miles of the city with milder effects on the outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Tor Jrents
Local car crashes and a long-lived resident's funeral noted
Sunday morning on Lafayette street a car backed into an oncoming vehicle and another collision occurred at Berteh street and Hammond ave. Orange township resident J C Glotfelly and Hassell Burgess reported separate crashes. Dick Artman wrecked his car in a collision with an unknown driver on Fifth street. Sir Davis, 84, of a large family, died after a long constitution. funeral set at Mrs Bond home with Rev C J Askios officiating. Peter Joseph Rosauer, Eagle Center blacksmith since 1872, died at St Francis hospital after abscesses on the lungs. services at Mt Carmel church and burial in the local Catholic cemetery.
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Hans J. Boysen
Main Street
Danish Bathlehem
Predsville
Boysen
George
Peter
Hans
Adolph
Cedar Rapids
Tolger
Oak Part
Edward Larsen
Waterloo
The
Christian Church
Davis
Dorkor
Bond
C. J. Askios
First Baptist Church
Elmwood
Peter Joseph Rosauer
Eagle Center
St. Francis Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne
Mt. Carmel Church
Father Tobin
Taken
Dougherty
Mr. Rosauer
Germany
America
Black Pare County
Migs Eva Strubel
Last Nights News in Brief from Various Cities
Tulsa reports the deaths of A W Newsom Union Point Ga and Robert K Nid Rift Decatur Ill in an air plane fall. Milwaukee fire destroys the repair shop of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad with an estimated 250000 dollar loss. London notes Syria mobilization in response to the French mandate ultimatum to King Feisal. Enlacephin denies Grover Bargdoll draft dodger rumors. Grand Rapids announces Aletha Wheeler seeks Republican nomination for Fifth Michigan district. Belfast reports the Royal Irish Constabulary commissioner Smith killed at a country club by armed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
A. W. Newsom
Union Point
Robert K. Nid
Decatur
Jil
Madame Schumann-Heink
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul J Railroad
London
Syria
Feisal
Enlacephin
Grover
Bargdoll
Grand Rapids
Mich
Aletha Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Belfast
Smith
Royal Irish Constabulary
Country Club
Vermont Attorney Overcomes Handicaps to Succeed in Law
Charles Chase of Brattleboro now visiting relatives in Highland illustrates strong will overcoming paralysis from meningitis at fourteen. He attended law school, graduated, and built a thriving practice. served as Vermont state senator. His son Harry is a Vermont Superior Court judge. The Chases will visit cousins in the J. J. White family at 222 Leland Ave. in Tay e.
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Charles Chase
Brattleboro
F. M. Shores
Highland
Chase
Varmont
Paul
Harry
Vermont
Mortuary Evan J. Davis Dies at 67 in Waterloo Area
Evan J. Davis a planear resident of Black Hawk county died at 10 a m Saturday at his daughter Mrs M F Bond 1027 Fourth Street West after a illness of three weeks Born in Cardagan shire Wales September 18 1883 he came to America at seven with his parents lived in Ohio and Illinois and married Elizabeth Humphrey in Illinois They later farmed near Madison Ia then Tama and Waterl on Iowa Three children Mrs May Loudod Miss Harriet Ella Davis and Charles two grandchildren Nagel Bent and Elizabeth Davis Survives include his wife Elizabeth Davis and other relatives.
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Evan J. Davis
Evan J. Dats
Black Hawk County
M. FE. Bond
Mr. Davis
Cardaganshire
Wales
Ohio
Illinois
Elizabeth Lmphrey
Towa
Madson
Tama County
Waterlon
Mia
Mrés
May Loudod
Harriet Ella da
Charles
Nagel Bent
Y Witness State Tractors’ College
Macomb, UL
Marsizabeth Davis
Davis
Harriet Davis
Waterloo patterns coupon for fashion department orders
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the fashion department. Patrons may obtain patterns by mailing the coupon with 15 cents per pattern and enclosing 10 days after sending payment.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Wa Iterloo
Jay
Funeral notices and family obituary details from Waterloo area
The text reports on multiple obituaries and family notices. It notes the death of T. J. Lockard and funeral details at Conrad Presbyterian church with burial in Union cemetery. It mentions surviving relatives from Waterloo and surrounding areas, including many Rosauer and Roetier family members, and lists widows, children, siblings, and in laws across several Iowa towns.
Banker Kidnapped by Wrathy Women Over School Tax
J S McCune cashier of the Bank of Laddonia was kidnapped by Homemakers' club women to pressure support for a school tax defeat. He was driven 50 miles to a remote area and held until he pledged funds to cover a school shortfall. He returned to head a $59 subscription and helped raise several hundred dollars. The move aimed to secure a nine month term and attract qualified teachers. Mrs J W McCubbin led the group. A Courier note calls the act a silent but effective sales tactic in a for sale mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mo
J. S. McCune
Bank of Laddonia
Homemakers’ Club
Laddonia
McCune
Bhy
Funeral rites honor Charles Walking at St Joseph Church
Charles Walking was mourned at St Joseph Catholic Church with Illinois Central railroad men among the attendees. Rev BE Slattery led the service and pallbearers included KE McCoy, B Bruner, H Estey, Al Livingston, WJ Stevens, and CJ Clear. burial followed at Calvary.
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Charles Walking
St. Joseph Cathol
Illinois Central Railw
Hia Bier
BE. J. Slattery
Calvary
KE. H. McCoy
B. Bruner
H. P. Estey
al Livinston
W. J. Stevens
C.J. Clear
Auto Fire Near Fourth Street West
Fire department summoned Saturday evening to 200 Fourth Street West where a car owned by T. M. Hunt caught fire. Three gallons of chemicals extinguished the blaze. Play Safe, Insure with Bronson Insurance Agency. Phone 1374.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street West
T. M. Hunt
Bronson Insurance Agency
Auto Lights Testing Station Aids State Law Compliance
The Gold Auto Supply Co sponsor in Mulberry street will erect a public testing station in the alley between Fourth and Fifth streets to help motorists check if their head lights meet state law. A bill board marker set at 75 feet will be used. Mayor Frisbie will be first to test his car.
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The
Gold Auto Supply Co
Mulberry Street
N. W.frisbier
QO. F. Teeter
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Frisbie
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South Dakota
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Universal Hoist Manufacturing Company
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Hamat Kapoko
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L. J. Dedart
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W. C. Rosauer
Morse
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William Otto
William Rosauer
T. J. Lockard
Harry Lockard
W. A. Kaufman
Conrad
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