Dewell Hunt wed in Missouri Valley home ceremony
Marcella R. Dewell daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Dewell and Walter J Hunt of Waterloo were married at the bride’s parents home. The Rev Edson M Bell Presbyterian pastor officiated with immediate family present. Bride wore cream net face with bronze satin. traveling outfit black and white satin. Both attended Iowa State College Ames. Dewell farm editor Waterloo Evening Courier. Hunt taught home economics at Oklahoma A&M Stillwater. They will reside in Waterloo at Brockwell Arms.
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Missouri Valley
Marcella R. Dewell
W. C. Dewell
Walter J. Hunt
Waterloo
Ot W. Hunt
Washington
Teadly Hey
Edson M. Bell
Presbyterian Church
Tiuul
Logan High School
Iowa State
Alts. Hunt
Department of
Ames
Oklahoma
A. & M. College
Stillwater
Alntorvals
Marina Grove
Logan
Story City
Pi Hetr Phi
P. B. OQ
Hood
Hunt
Alpha Gamma Who
Brockwell Arms
Three Girls Honored as Guests at Local Parties
Miss Ruth Callen and Miss Mary Callen of Centerville with Miss Fontelle Selby of Moravia are guests hosted by Miss Helen Maynard at Sunnyside Country Club lunch. Three other girls Dororthy Cisson Edna Suffern RuthDoer fier Eva Moore Edna Fitzgerald and Miss Maynard attend. Evening dinner at Black's room hosts by Miss Dorothy Glesen Edna Suffern Eva Moore. Houseguests of Miss Clasen in Tripoli IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mary Callen
Centerville
Fontelle Selby
Moravia
Helen Maynard
Sunnyside Country Lab
Torothy Cisson
Edna Suffern
RuthDoerfier
Eva Moore
Edna Fitzgerald
Miss Maynard
Black
Dorothy Glesen
Miss Burling and Mrs Marquis Host Luncheon for Visitors
Miss Genevieve Burlay and Mrs Frank Marquis entertained ten guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's tearoom today in honor of Mrs Richard Brown of Preston and Mrs Charles Dickman of Sumner. Guests included Mrs Charles Burling of Clarksville. Pink and white color scheme with sweetpeas as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Burlay
Frank Marquis
Black's
Richard Brown
Preston
Charles Dickman
Sumner
Charles Burling
Clarksville
Relief Corps and Grand Army Annual Outing Luncheon Guest
Bishop Edwin H Hughes will lecture on The Biography of a Hoy at the Chautauqua and attend a luncheon at Black's Tea Room Wednesday noon with about 160 guests. Committee members are listed, ministers invited, and attendance urged for those interested in the Chautauqua. Board of trustees and guests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Hughes
A. Cohagan
Ray
R. F P. Woctburt
CW. Harrgup
Bishop Hughes
Board of Tractors
Chalitauqua Asa
Breakfast at Park Honors Catherine Connell in Dubuque
Miss Catherine Connell of Dubuque hosts a breakfast at Island Park for her houseguest Miss Florence Kennison of 216 Washington Street. The gathering starts at 6 o'clock this morning and will include several honor events during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Connell
Dubuque
Florenc Kennison
Washington Street
Island Park
Miss Connell
Kappa Theta Phi Luncheon Honors Mrs Underwood
A Cedar Falls luncheon honors Mrs. George Tinierwan an honorary Kappa Theta Phi member. Guests include Loren Hortense Morte and a violin quartet. Mr Fisher hosts a reception at Waterlan Wolman's club house with Marvh Militaire and Spanish Dancer Moskowskis pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Theta Phi
Underwood
Postpone Hearing on Extension of Sewer
The city council postponed a hearing on a proposed sewer extension to Monday evening after protests by property owners. Real estate interests urged delay due to a circus in town. The council also plans to consider issuing about 100000 funding bonds to fund outstanding warrants, with an offer of a premium on 20 year bonds at 4.44 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Merc
W. W. Marsh to Speak on New York Convention
Waterloo Rotary club will hear Wilbur W. Marek recount impressions from the recent Democratic convention in New York. Marsh will discuss the weeks before Davis and Bryan were nominated. Last week's Rotary gathering drew 122 attendees or 543 percent capacity, with full attendance expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary Club
Moniuy Toon
Wilbur W. Marek
New York
Marsh
Davis
Bryan
Siareh
Third Period Scout Camp Sets High Standard this Season
The Ingachooe camp opened Wednesday and proved best this season though smaller than prior camps. Over 140 boys attended seven days as merit badges colored by forestry map making and signaling. Leaders Dwight Marin, Leverett Munson, Harry Johnson, and Edward Allen guided tribes while Court of Honor awarded over 60 merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwain Marin
Leverett Munson
Harry Johnson
Edward Allen
Cresco Ara Ued
Phillip Rangeh
Chayettes
Charles Howe
Craig Ellyson
Archie Shannon
Robert Kinney
Frank Jatte
William Scully
Robert Stingham
Nic Warty
Richard Shana
Phillin Rausch
Pury
Doo Snively
Canvy
Bathing Beauties at Cedar River to Be Filmed Sunday
Waterloo authorities organize motion picture filming at Cedar River bathing beach Sunday afternoon between 2 30 and 4 30. Park commissioner Albsart Sherwood expects a large crowd as scenes on the diving tower and beach are captured for exhibition at a local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Alexander Frankman- Reger
Plaza
Riatto Theatres
Waterloo
Hollywood
Atlantic City
Albsart C. Sherwood
Erie notices and accidents fill brief local page
Miss Ada Slifer visits Denver and Colorado Springs while three auto accidents surface in police reports. Graham Messinger heads to Alameda, and Dr. J E Kurthings improves at St Francis hospital after an operation. A speeder is fined five dollars and eighty cents. Several families plan trips to Minnesota, Winnipeg, and the Canadian Rockies. Local contracts include Frederika school work and building updates. Elks event and a children’s injury near Cheyenne are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Slifer
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Graham
Taylor Messinger
Alameda
J. E. Kurthigs
St. Francis Hospital
J. W. Robinson
Cortlandt Street
Junior
Letty Jane
Minnesota
Harold Lion
Madison
Wis
Waterloo
Courier Press Room
H. P. Wandling
Chicago
Woman of 88 and Her Twin Grandchildren Celebrate Birthday
Mrs. B. A. Roderick, aloft in life from Alsace to pioneering in Waterloo, plans a noonday family dinner to honor her 88th birthday shared with twins Mildred E. and Clifton C. Roderick. Seventeen relatives and friends will attend as decorations feature garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Roderick
Alsace-Lorrains
Mildred E. Toad Clifton C. Roderick
Mildred
Cliffton Roderick
Ultha
Testesses
Margaret
Certruda Roderick
Immadiata
Cliffian Roderick
William Arms Fister
Boston
Mass
C. C. Roderick
Minneapolis
Exhibitors Prepare for Fall Opening in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls hosts a five day exposition at the fair grounds starting Tuesday with 40 carnage cars, a Traer band, and various local groups preparing spaces. The city council meets Monday to review the budget and sewage disposal plans amid protests over current paving costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Exposition Hall
Carnival Company
Traer
Thompson
Commercial Club
Local residents on brief vacations at Riverview park
The report lists several families spending time at Riverview park or visiting nearby towns. Notable mentions include Mrs Hruce Tallman and her son from Afianeapolis, Mrs C M White’s warmer home stay, Mrs Lillian Gist’s home visit, Carl Veterson and family from Waterloo, and Mr and Mrs Leslie Granner of Renwick with three weeks at their Riverview cottage. Also noted are Arnold Refshauge of Polk Ned visiting, George Graw and Mrs C N Bruhi visiting Clinton, and Mrs E G Elsworth returning from Waverly after a week at her daughter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hruce Tallman
Afianeapolis
C. M. White
Iverbluf Park
CG. HH
Sward
Chicago
Lillian Gist
Carl Veterson
Waterloo
Riverview Park
Clinton
Iinots
Jesse Fry
BM. Fritsinger
Fritzsinger
Revena
Sherwood
Mary Thompson
Cedar Falls
Galesburg
Oil
Hannah Warner
A. Wagner
George Mahler
la Porte City
Owners Halt Burglary Attempt At East Fourth Street Store
At 11 p m yesterday Emmanuel Bouhelt and Lem Deloff returned to their grocery at 1701 Fourth Street East to find two men trying to enter through a broken rear window. The proprietors pursued when one thief fired three times. Police were notified but the suspects escaped. Other police notes include a stolen car report, a stripped car, and three drunkenness arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuesl Bouhelt
Lem Detoff
Tohbery
Fourth Street
Houber
Deloff
Circus Duy
Nick Anton
Fourth Street West
C. L. Armstrong
Democrats Condemn Stream Pollution at State Convention
The state Democratic convention at Des Moines adopted a resolution opposing stream pollution and backing a plan to restore rivers to original purity. J C G Murtagh of Waterloo pledged strong support for cleaning up streams and preserving the heritage for future generations, in a speech to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
Izaak Walton League of America
Democratic Party
J. CG. Murtagh
Waterloo
Former Greene Woman Dies at Avon South Dakota
Greene Iowa July 26 The body of Mrs John Anderson who died in Avon South Dakota will be brought here this evening Funeral plans are not definite but services are expected Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Mr Fisner Ackley former pastor Mrs Anderson resided 35 years on a farm south of town in Butler county and later lived in Greene She was 65 last May 10 Survived by husband two sons Walter Greene Deltof Rapid City SD and Lucy Metcalf Avon three stepdaughters in Avon and a son in Canada Also survives by other relatives in Greene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Daugther
Walter, Greene
Rapid City
Lucy Metcalf
Avon
Stenson
Canada
Waterloo Evening Courier PATTERNS patterns catalog request
Water loo Evening Courier patterns offer up-to-date designs. Send 15 cents for each pattern to the fashion department, Waterloo Courier. Patterns allow seams. Orders filled as promptly as possible, about ten days after sending in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Courier
Waterloo
Presbyterian Church Will Have Baptism at Sunday Service
La Porte City July 26 Presbyterian church schedules Sunday school and worship at usual hours with baptism administered. Union park service set for 5 p.m. Rev Y Sherman will preach amid congregational singing and a male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Presbyterian Church
Former Service Men Urged to Apply for Compensation Now
Ex-service men urged to apply for adjusted compensation should visit Legion offices in Memorial Hall promptly. Karl West adjutant reports fewer than 250 of 2,500 Waterloo veterans have filed the required forms. If a death occurs, relatives who did not apply would not receive the adjustment. Also announced is an American Legion open-air dance at Park Avenue East next to Lincoln Park with music by an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Memorial Hell
Karl
West
Waterloo
American Legion
Park Avenus East
Lincoln Park
Expert Bridge Pre-empts and Two Suit Bids Debate
Expert bridge players weigh pre emptive bids against risk and reward. A strong two suit hand may justify a bold bid while overuse misleads partner and opponents. proper timing hinges on suit length and force.
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Myra
Lilly
Miss Burling
Mrs. Marquis
Relief Corps and
Grand Army
Red Morgan
Bringa
Cottage Street
Marion Walls
Elsie Michaelson
Viole Craft
Shepherd
Woman's Relief Corps
Cedar River Park
Yester
Pienla
Sunnyside
Nann
Art Club Cioven
Archernoon
Prostem of Sports
McFarlane
Robert
France
Marcella Emory
Barrett
C.L. Tite
Chicaro
Eunice Arnold
Everald
Violet Eblen
Houston
Tex
Ruby Dennis
Sunnyside Country Club
Circus
Park
Mase Hoffman
Perline Shockley
Josephine Murtagh
Lena Smith
Mary Renk
Gerta Hansen
Edna Povey
Mabryn Murphy
Www
Co. T. U—t
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Winard Hall
Offeera
W. W. Marsh
Erie
J. MC
Senor
Buchanan
T. R. Sawyer
Tressa Berend
I. J. Zeller Jays
J. NL Phillips
FL Rebholz
Tripoli
Frederika
J. G. Ralston
Shueth Bros
Dyersville
Waverly Electric Company
Wee
Jerloo
Charles Wasson
Bath Packing Company
J. J. Ingamellg
Waterloo Elks
Leland Grove
The
Elks Legge
Parrott
Park and Sycamore
Mra
Lloyd Bisnee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ehy Pinv Foray
London
Powers
Roderick
United States
Ohio
St. Louis
Mississippi
Brusentine
Jones County
Thomas Rodynfel
Lisbon
Carroll County
Ghidden
Mrs, Roderick
Geohge
H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Spurs Artest
Bryant Company
Council
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Chvirkon Board
Lincoln School
Clay Street
Teachers College
Alex J Carthy
Q. King
Dr. Frye
M. E
B. Frye
State Department
Des Moines
Allen
Eugene Allen
Bible Conference Board
Perley Zartmann
Winonaake
C. J. Montzer
Town
Wallsteing
Baptist Assembly
W. B. Fagan
Richmond
Ind
Amea. Hauser
Milwaukee
Vis
Carl
Huntington
WL Va
Mim Roy Hauser
Veatch
Strawberry Point
Brooklyn
Helen Gould
Wilkins
Wenzel Beauty Shop School of
Freteh Russell-Lamson Beauty Parlors
Greene
Avon, S. D
Jersey
la Porte
Mira Edith Adame
Phona
Rowe Hayzlett
Glenn Smith
Waterlo
Jon Dale Sindlinger
Irene
Stary Sindlinger
Albert Smith
Belton
Hayzlett
Sindlinger Auto
Tom Raylin
Altkins
Minn
Belwe Bovey
Minnesota Lake
Cecil Gates
H. G. Christiannen
Little Birch Lake
Andre
W. R. Mowbray
Christian
Mowbray
Frank Gutknecht
Hudson
Afr
Havem
la Porte City High School
Haven
Wespent
Georgia
Jean Yarrow
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cab
Visi
Yarrow
Alter
George Clark
Roy Yarrow
Mrs. Clark
Town City
Clare
Ben
Sherman
T. Sherman
R.A. Sharman
Bobble
Dgane
Meadville
Gilmore City
Keystone View Company
Mesdville
Imam
Blytha
Beth Howray
Jesse Bond
J. D. Hunter
John Hunter
George Abel
Superior
Neb
Mr. Hunter
Aute
Harold Bruce
Chicato
Mir and
Aubrew Bruce
Sidney
Lenz
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Knickerbocker Whist Club
Leser
Geeez
Aloes Jasque
South
Atl
East
North
Asot
SAKE
Nort Zaxaszls
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