Unconventional Iowa Wedding Ties Two Preachers
Virgil Stauffacher, son of Evangelical ministers, wed Miss Fern Strucken in a dramatized ceremony staged on church steps. After camping with friends, the couple traveled to Freeport then Monroe for licensing, finally marrying at Afoluy in a lit scene by car headlights. The bride once managed Central City’s telephone exchange. the groom is a cement contractor from Monroe.
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Ray. Co
Stauffacher
Evangelical Church
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Stauffacher
Virgi
Staudacher
Evangelical
Afoiky
Fern Struck On
Central City
Raymer
Monroe
Miss Strucken
Mr. Staufacher
Madison
Freeport
George Stauffacher
Afoluy
Northwestern University
Stauchfacher
Mourne
Ask Rural Patrons to Help Improve Postal Service
Rural patrons are urged to assist the Waterloo post office in speeding delivery. A form asks for all names using a mailbox, including married women’s names, to ensure correct addressing. Postmaster Ray C. Eggert notes many letters go to the dead letter office due to incomplete addresses or missing names in the Turai directory. He advises painting boxes white with black names on both sides for visibility and speed, citing local improvements near Indiana and Dearborn streets.
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Waterloo
Turai
Ray C. Eggert
Indiana
Dearborn
Fayette Woman Will Place Towns Tribute to Susan B Anthony
Luisa Carrie Harrison of Fayette Indiana travels as Iowa’s Hawkeye representative to the National Woman's Party pilgrimage in Rochester New York for a Sunday grave tribute honoring Susan B Anthony. She carries an Iowa wreath bearing a message praising Anthony's suffrage work and urging ongoing removal of remaining discriminations such as laws limiting services of a minor.
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Washington D. C
Luisa Carrie Harrison
Fayette
Hawkeye
National Woman's Party
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
D. C
Iowa
National Dairy Council honors Waterloo amid Iowa creamery leadership
W A Carrier, long-time secretary-manager of Strawberry Point creamery, elected Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers Association president last year and recently named director of the National Milk Producers Federation. Waterloo emerges as Iowa dairy hub as the state association moves headquarters from Des Moines, highlighting Waterloo's dairy cluster and manufacturing links.
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National Dairy Council
Waterloo
Iowa
Ass’n
W. A Carrier
Carrier
Strawberry Jiolnt Creamery
Ass'n
Federarion
Iena Creamery Secretaries’ & Managers
National
Dairy Counsil
State Association
Co-Operative Creameries of
Des Moines
Biuack Hawk County
Auguallin
Sidley
Oswai County Creamery
Unag
Sie
Imanagers
F. Dunn
Alexander Farmers’ Creamery
Wlfl Duan
Alexander
Dairy Council
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Ring
C. E. Behnke
Iowa Creamery
Clyde Bechtelheimer
W. A. Carrier
Strawberry Point
Waterloo to host Dairy Council conference in July
The National Dairy Council plans to hold a Waterloo event at West High School on July 28. Local creamery leaders including C. E. Behnke and Clyde Bechtelheimer attend as delegates. The program features 100 Waterloo children presenting health plans with guidance from Miss Helen Bach and pianist Marton West, plus talks on dairy industry and welfare.
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Spen
National Dairy Council
West High School
Helen _ Bach
Minneapolis Dairy Council
Marton West
Miss Bach
Accidents Flood Friday with Multiple Vehicle Incidents
A string of mishaps occurred Friday as Holland Teisinger was bruised in a fall into a street ditch near Tenth and Stecamore while heading home at 5:38 p m Two companions aided him and notified police who investigated the guarded ditch Front wheels on a heavy truck locked at Lafayette and Fifth causing the chassis to drop onto a streetcar track Fred Barnes Reinbeck and Agnes Collings Burton avenue reported car damage at Fourth and Commercial at 6 10 p m W D Burdick Cedar Heights said a car rammed his parked vehicle near Fourth and Water Street A vehicle driven by Duckling went into a ditch on Grant highway injuring its driver Walter Gridjemans 16045 Commercial also had an accident on Grant highway east of St Francis hospital Both drivers could not identify the other vehicle involved The article ends with a note on women in architecture politics.
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Holand Teisinger
Independence Avenue
Tenth
Stecamore
Rachtfertig
Lafayette
Fifth Streets
Fred Barnes
Reinbeck
Agnes Collings
Burton Avenue
Fourth and
Commercial
W. D. Burdick
Cedar Heights
Fourth
Water Street
FL Ruhendall
Thinney Sttret
Grant Highway
Laster Ag OA
Walter Gridgemans
St. Francis Hospital
Boy Clings to Life After Jim Crow Car Rescue
In a New Orleans to train journey an old boy named Lionel Armar, 12, survived a near death after doctors at a hospital treated him for osteomyelitis. A newsboy aided by spectators helped carry out improvised aftercare to revive him as his pulse faltered. The case highlights medical care in a Jim Crow era setting and local hospital staff credited for saving the boy’s life.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Interv
Death
Lionel Armar
Lapex Armar
Trainville
She
Permits Issued Today For Three Bungalow Homes
Building permits were issued by the building commissioner for three bungalow houses. Mauser and Fell hold the contract in each case. One house will be at 20 Campbell, costing 4500 dollars. Neetor will build at 2726 Fourth Street East for 3700 dollars, and Selzer at 727 addresses completes the trio.
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Mauser & Fell
Buncalow
Count Hover
Campbell
J. K. Neetor
Fourth Street East
E. J. Selzer
Kingsley House To Cost Four Thousand Dollars
Announcement by Bartley and Pedicord architects states three residences planned on Falls Avenue and Prospect Place with Kingsley as the project. Mentioned parties include Dr A Boatman, Kingbard Hill, W B Smartling, and R D Parish as builders or clients.
Radius Rod Breaks Endangering Auto Driver Hart BE
Hart BE M Guddeback escaped serious injury after a radius rod detached on his car yesterday. The vehicle swerved into a telephone pole, snapping it off. Guddeback sustained a cut near the elbow and a forehead bruise with a noticeable lump, then left the scene to Waterloo for another car after treatment at a farmhouse.
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Hart
BE. M. Guddeback
Traffic split urged for safer roads in major centers
Washington July 21 report highlights calls from Raymond Beck of the National Motorists Association for segregating passenger and heavy truck traffic in populated centers. Pennsylvania Governor signs an act authorizing surveys for an industrial highway linking Philadelphia and Chester to ease wear and improve safety. The MacDade bill, fostered by J Borton Weeks and Keystone Auto Club leaders, aims to reduce车辆 conflicts and highway wear by separating vehicle types. State Highway Commissioner Wright is to survey and consider construction, with plans to possibly build the industrial highway soon.
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Washington, D. C
Raymond Beck
National Motorists Association
Beck
fLalief
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Chester
J. Borton ‘Weeks
Weeks
Keystone Automobile Club
Senate
House Committee On Roads and
S. Manclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
H. T. Herr
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Washington
WNMA
Wright
Milk's diet value shown by Puppy Brothers exhibit
A National Dairy council convention display features Matt and Jeff, two brown puppies born May 14, as living examples of milk’s dietary benefits. The milk fed Mutt weighs 24 pounds while Jeff weighs 12. The menagerie also includes pigs, chickens, and two rats, all weighed to show milk impact. The exhibit moves to Dr George Scott's animal hospital before placement in Paul Davis Dry Goods window.
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Matt
Jeff
National Dairy Council
Altho
George Scott
Scott
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Beating of Wag Shocks Town as Woman Attacked
A man assaulted a young woman leaving her semi conscious while two witnesses fled after hearing her cries. The assailant, armed with a revolver, threatened two nearby men who confronted him before he escaped in a car. Doctors hold slim hope for the woman's recovery.
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Wag
Abe
Jer Ald
The Town Scarda oR wit be Brown at fe. values theatre Sunday
Gladys Walton stars as Jean Crosby in The Town Scarda oR wit be Brown at fe. values theatre. The play, adapted to film by Hugh Hoffman from The Chicken That Came Home to Roost, plays Pal ace Theatre to Sunday night with reviews noting strong chorus and lively production.
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Tendal
Gladys Walton
Jean Crosby
Scarda
Values Theatre
Hugh Hoffman
BePeatick Sp
Ture
Palace
Theatre
Passions and Polish Stars Headline Crystal and Plaza Theatres
The Crystal Theatre offers free days starting Sunday with photoplays including Passion and Afad Love, featuring Polish star Pol Negril and Charlie Chaplin meeting Bertin two years ago. The Plaza Theatre opens Masters of Mex and A Day's Pleasures with Morzan Robertson sea tale, lavish production, all star cast, and special stage settings by manager Vari Hus.
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America
Anythss Guite
Crystal Theatre
Charlie Chaps
Bertin
Pol Negril
Charlie Chaplin
Orystal Theatre
Morzan Rob
Ertson
Plaz Theatre
O Graham Baker
Vitagraph
Pha: Serveny Sisters
Vari jHus
Plaza Theatre
Blame Suitor for Attack Upon Girl
A rebuffed suitor was believed responsible for assaulting Miss Mamie Pepperd, 20, who lies in serious condition with a lacerated scalp after a street attack last night in Des Moines. Police report the suspect is a youth on the street. investigation continues.
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Nes Moines
Das Bs
Mamie Pepperd
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