Betrothal of Miss Bartel and Dr Hoffmaner
Society notes describe the betrothal of Miss Marie Charlotte Bartel and Dr A A Hoffmaner to be solemnized at Columbia College chapel in Dubuque with Rev Matthew Hoffmann officiating. A lawn party at the Salt home on Franklin street celebrated the couple with music, games, a three course buffet, and a pink parasol favors shower revealing the wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Charlotte Bartel
A. A Hoffmaner
Cohimbia College
Dubuque
Matthew Hoffmann
Aus
Sonns
Andrew Salt
Franklin Street
Bartett
Hoffmann
BR O. Berry
Avonne Jamson
Miss Jameson
Es Bride
Herold Duke
Groom
Sire
Lu Eemith
Rener
Charles Washer
Douglas Kiess
Yy Butterfield
Kless
Kewpie Delis
Sampant
Sirs
Berry
Ray Butterfield
Mathes
Hosteier
Efveni
Miss Bueth
Hankakee
Miss Knoop Shares Party Honor with Avonne Jameson
Wom en's Christian Temperance union met at Willard post meridiem. Mrs. Margaret Moore led devotions and the lesson. The union seeks a leader for young people's work and discussed future sessions. Grace Smith hosted a club gathering with five hundred in play and guests from Jesup Waterloo and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CE. U
Women's Christian Temperance Wnion
Willard Hell
Margaret Moore
Grace Smith
Will Shares
Henry T. Hives
Kenry Hies
Jesup
Nick Lies
Waterloo
Frank Erpelding
John Youngblut
Will Wieden
Steve O'Connor
Frank O'Connor
Raymond
We All Want to Work Not Lazy Says Side Talks
A rugged musings piece argues humans prefer work over idleness. It cites psychologists and Kipling style ideals, noting society elevates leisure and that even the elect chase outlets like sport and travel when not laboring. The author suggests rest followed by purposeful work is the true path to fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maan
Ahike Kipling
Beauty Chats By Edna Mount Forbes
Edna Mount Forbes offers fashion and beauty guidance stressing neck care and hair styling for a polished look. Tips cover facial appearance versus neck upkeep, use of hair nets, and keeping collars and waists well fitting. Advice includes modest skincare routines and selective use of astringents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mount Forbes
Dancing Dell Chooses Love On Shelf Romance
In a toy shop playroom a dancing doll and a Jack-in-a-Box share a blurred love tale. Dancing Dell decides to marry Jack despite his flaws while Daneine Doll and a quiet Steady Jack watch, as the scene hints at companionship and longing among the shelf’s inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancing Doll
Dancing Girl
Jack
Tace
Dancing Dell
Dell
Jack-in-a-Box
Pet
Daneine Dall
Janek
Chicago Pageant to Review Progress of Past Century
Chicago plans a Pageant of Progress exposition from July 30 to August 14 on the municipal pier to mark Chicago’s centennial. Exhibits will cover modern industries health sanitation education and transportation with daily entertainment including a 10 000-student review from the Great Lakes naval training station and airplane maneuvers Alongside civic and industrial pageants the event aims to showcase Chicago's growth from frontier outpost to world city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlo
New Municipal Pier
Chicago
Iit
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Heavy Shower Eases Heat With Late Corn Help
A heavy shower lasting about half an hour early today cooled a hot spell and aided late corn. Waterloo rainfall reached 1.62 inches per government gauge. Temperatures ranged from 94 high to 71 low. John Dowding, county courthouse custodian, reported torrents lasting 20 to 30 minutes and streets flooding briefly. He described the storm as a “million dollar rain” that also washed creases from his trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John Dowding
Fourth Street Bridge
Dowding
Further Light on Bus Controversy
City council members debated interurban bus routing as evidence emerged linking the second bus line to the streetcar company with A E Johnson as manager. An affidavit summarized by Councilman Link suggested W C F N representatives bought the two buses from a Cedar Rapids concern and that Mr Johnson offered to cut Waterloo Lawnview fare to 25 cents to win business, while Waterloo council decided not to block routing across Fifth Street Bridge where the first motor bus company operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link
A. E. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Fails
Johnson
Waterloo
Lawn Tuy
Fifth Street Bridge
First Motor Bus Company
Tickets for 1922 Chautauqua on sale in Waterloo
Waterloo residents will have first chance to buy 1922 Chautauqua tickets at the First Methodist Church. Tickets will be sold in bundles of five or ten at $2 each to distribute through the audience, with about 700 sold at this price before later tickets at $2.50 are released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
I First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chautauqua
Imea
Sud
Setee
Mrs Seeman Named Executor Of Estate In Probate Filing
Mrs Maria Seeman is named heir to the estate of her husband Jorgen Seeman, with probate filed in district court. The will from Black Hawk county resident Seeman sets inheritance rules for surviving spouse and grandchildren, with a devise to children if she predeceases him and no bequests to grandchildren unless parents are deceased. Sherman W DeWolt of Roinbeck, Ta, filed the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Seeman
Jorgen Seeman
Sergeant Smith Buried Here After World War Heroic Death
Sergt Eben A. Smith son of Mrs Kate Brorson. two medals for distinguished service. killed July 25 1918 near Crezancy France. Body arrived Hoboken N J and will be forwarded for final burial. Served with Co L Thirtieth Infantry. earlier in Marine Corps with Haiti and Vera Cruz service. Burial sermon likely by Rev Charles B Luce. Surviving relatives include mother sister Annabele Hansmire and several aunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben A. Smith
Kate Brorson
Fairview Avenus
Bronson
Hoboken
N. J
Sergt. Smith
Herschel Smith
C. S. Smith
Parker Street
Jefferson Barracks
Camp Greene
N. C
Sergi.Smith
Co. L Thirtieth Infantry
War Department
Ehren A Smith
Co. I
Thirttieth
Crezancy
France
Altho
Sergi
Smith
Irs. Bronson
Marine Corps
Haiti
Vera Cruz
Annabele Hansmire
Waterloo
C. L Smith
W. R. Walker
Third Street
Lizzie Aten
Cedar Rapids
Teeter Explains Dirt Use by Property Owner
Street commissioner C F Teeter explains excavated dirt from Jefferson Street improvements has long been given to abutting property owners who pay only hauling costs. He says Manning may receive about 250 loads for his store and home, and has used 45 loads paying 80 cents per square yard, with excess dirt to be used for filling Fourteenth Street to grade. City officials had been petitioned by W H Shirey over dirt dumping on Manning's lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Teeter
W. H. Shirey
C. A. Manning
Councillan
Shirer
Commercial Street
E. F. Feely
Jefferson Street
Manning
Shirey
Fourteenth Street
Commercial
Jefferson Streets
Teeter
Herren Emphasizes Realty Organization at Chicago Meeting
William E. Herren of the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards spoke at the national convention in Chicago on the value of organized effort in farm land sales. He urged county boards and national association membership to protect clients and boost commissions, highlighting legislation and standards achieved through cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
National Real Estate Journal
William E. Herren
Waterloo
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Herren
National Association
Riverview Park Chosen for Northern Iowa Sunday School Institute
Riverview Park near Cedar Falls is the site for a five day School of Methods for Sunday school workers in northern Iowa from August 1 to 5. The Iowa State Sunday School Association sponsors the event, with class instruction, popular lectures, and an outdoors pageant themed the wooing of Rebecca. About 100 registrations already, with organizers including Rev. Clinton F. Smith and Mrs. C. J. Miller directing registration and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Park
School of Methods
Iowa
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Rebecca
G. Herbrecht
C. J. Miller
Fourth Street
C. F. Smith
Clinton F. Smith
Black Hawk County
General College
Pella
Royal J. Montgomery
Department of Religious Education
Congregational Conference of
Riverview Pork
Lake Geneva
Riverview
Cedar Falls
Twin Boys Drown in Rock Island Pond Near Thirtieth Street
Reymond and Richard Seline, 11 years old, twin sons of Eben B. Seline of 355% Twentieth Avenue, Rock Island, drowned in eight feet of water at a pond near Thirtieth Street after Reymond swam from a submerged log to aid his brother. Howard Peterson, 12, witnessed the event. Rescue attempts by bystanders and artificial respiration were unsuccessful. both boys were pronounced dead after arrival of Dr. Joseph De Silva and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Rey Wnend
Richard Seline
Eben B. Seline
Twentieth Avenue
Rock Island
Mall
Gust F. Peterson
R. J. Brown
Mr. Brown
H. Tiedemann
Raymond
Richard
Joseph de Silva
de $Il
Weather Report From Wisconsin And Michigan
Heavy rainfall affected Wisconsin and upper Michigan with variable amounts. Northern regions reported about an inch and a half, while southern Wisconsin saw between a quarter and half an inch. The brief weather note notes generally fair skies with the rain pockets observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Treas
Milwaukee
Wis
Fair Walmme
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Dope Fiend Ring Nabbed Over Car Meter Theft
Five young men, all drug addicts, are jailed awaiting commitment for treatment after police arrested them for stealing motor meters. They confessed to a wider theft spree while police Chief Young believes the group to be behind much petty stealing in the city. One meter costs 206 dollars. it sold for 2 dollars. Roy Wilson, the latest arrest, confirms further meter thefts. A man from 400 Elm street filed charges against a different thief for stealing a French poodle to fund dope, and police are seeking the dog thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Young
Roy Wilson
Ira Hahn
Elm Street
Lichty Beats Stimson Two Up And One To Go
Burr Lichty defeated Merle Stimsen two up and one to go in their match in the first round at Byrnes Park golf tournament this morning. Stimsen led four down at the end of the first nine holes as Bragden beat Williams 5-4 Cropper beat Dunkelberg 4-3 and Wray beat Herman C Miller 3-2 in earlier matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Lichty
Merle Stim Sen
Byrnes Park
Stim Son
Bragden
Williams
Cropper
Dunkelberg
Wray
Herman C. Miller
Tournament matches set as early flights conclude
Mucha and Husson Sieg and Con signy head to first light matches while Zook defeats C. V. Simmons Jr. in the second light. Cored tops Wright, Gregory and Lamb plus Schultz and Duffield expected to play second flight bouts this afternoon as aircraft spotting boosts a battleship gunnery efficiency from 30 to 40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mucha
Husson
Sieg
Consigny
Zook
C. V. Simmons, Jr
Cored
Wright
Gregory An Lamb
Schultz
Duffield
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Society News
Marie Bartell
Dr. Hoffmann
Charles Law
Leo Hughes
Hanson
Sioux City
Harvey Sewell
Rae
Miss Knoop
Avennne Jameson
Albert Webbeking
Minnesota
HE Paso
Tex
Iman Webbeking
William Webbeking
Sunnyside
Miss Maudening
Knoop
Waltham, Minn
Lecend. Berry
Aveust
Webbeking
Pas
Charles Teater
Dustersets
Eudora Ebert
Naomi Stewart
Marguerite McMullen
Marvel Stewart
Elsie Forney
Leéot Titus
Stesrart
Lilah Stewgat
Triple Oe
7. Johnston
D. Levine
J Etoseck
Luther Ieasue
Sons of Veterans
Willard Halt
M. E
Laura Webb
J. E. Johnson
Prospect
Bt. Mary's Circle
Joseph Friedl
George Friedl
C. Quackenrash
Ruth Cameron
Hess
Sian
Sandman
MR. Fla Walker
Sergeant Smith
E. A. Smith
New Lake Geneva
Avisconsin
Michigan
Lichty
Stimson
Colorado
New England
Indiana
Burlington
Lins
Wartey’s
West Fourth
Ie City
Ais Serteuse
Pashion Department
Anne
Hoey
Gaza
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