Marriages and society notes in Waterloo area society page
The Waterloo area social column records the marriage of Miss Kena Hosce to Miller of Waterloo and Olive Macomber to Glenn Pickett, with ceremony details and officiants. It also notes club meetings at the Northminster Presbyterian women’s auxiliary, the B B Club, and Sons of Veterans events at Byrnes Park, plus health and grooming advice and a hair tonic offer.
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Northminster
Presbyterian
Hure
Sons of
Boya V
Byrnes Park
Leadership Dispute Delays Waterloo Band Merger
A leadership hold up blocks merger of the Combined Waterloo bands as Allied groups fail to agree on a leader. A special committee proposed a new commander with no band ties, while a petition with over 30 members urged reappointment of the current leader. No action was taken and groups continue rehearsing separately until another meeting is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Waterloo
le Greater Waterloo
Gresier Waterson Association
France
Just-So Hats and Color Advice From Ruth Cameron
A reader recalls Ruth Cameron discussing a costly Just-So hat and the idea that outfits look best when the whole look is in tune. She warns against bright hat colors and argues soft tones suit pallor, then questions a belief in how color affects youth and charm.
Beauty Chats and Housework Secrets for Style
The article argues that housework need not ruin beauty and can even enhance fitness. It suggests sweeping as a workout to develop arms shoulders and back, claiming it tones the throat and chest when done correctly.
Woman's Club Seeks City Pilgrims Landing Celebration
The Woman's club proposes a citywide tercentenary observance for the Pilgrims landing in 1620. They seek cooperation from civic and patriotic groups, suggest a central committee, and propose November with potential ties to Thanksgiving festivities. Readers may contact Mrs B A Rogge, club president, with ideas.
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Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
AQT
Ars. B. 4
Rogge
Woman's Etnh
Governor appoints J. W. Gwynne as municipal judge
Announcement says John W. Gwynne, 29, will become a municipal court judge, one of Iowa’s youngest. He has practiced with G. W. Dawson for five years and succeeds G. W. Woot, who moves to the district bench. Gwynne’s term begins August 1, 1927, with the next municipal court election in March 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gwynne
J. A. Francis
Hardie
Gwenne
Iowa
G. W. Dawson
G. W.woot
Dix Griet
Gweine
Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt in Schools
A lifesize portrait of Theodore Roosevelt will be placed in American schools as a memory of Americanism. The American Society of Defense offers startraits and Roosevelt's signature facsimile. Subscriptions fund the display. Morris Motor Car Company contributes and the society reports its annual activities.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
American Society of Defense
Morris Motor Car Company
Hughes Pledges Clean Up Iowa State House
Democratic keynote in Cedar Rapids denounces Harding and the Republican platform. Hughes pledges a complete revision of state government, favors Hepburn era reforms, and contrasts Democratic progress with Republican inaction. He lauds Wilson, defends League of Nations, and targets profiteers backing Harding.
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Cedar
Iowa
Dent Wilkin
John N. Hughes
Ceday Rapids
Hughes
Ad- Signal Corporation
Comsidera
Clyde Herring
Des Moines
Murding
Murding, Mr. Pughes
Uist
William Ploward Tait
Cox
Wilson
League of Nations
Future Bright
Democratic Party
Navender
Old Guard
Leonard Wood
Harding
Cabot Lodge
Hays
Harry New
Congress
League
Lodge
Tughes
City in Brief: Social and Local Notes From Waterloo
Miss Vorothy Clausen and Miss McCormick visit Kansas City while Miss Susie Goswiller resumes duties in Minneapolis. Numerous visitors travel to California and Denver for vacations. Car collisions cause slight damage. Waterloo reports few contagious diseases, announces a land sale at $440 per acre, and notes a balding con artist warning. Navy summer school enrollment tops Iowa quota. county reports hospital costs for 50 patients at $24 and $3,001.60 for maintenance. relatives may bear costs if able.
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Vorothy
Clausen
Rave McCormick
Trix Kinntberg
Kansas City
Viula Clary
Minnepolis
Misa Susie Goswiller
Black's
Hazel Brager
Brooklyn
Ida Surseer
Margaret Morgan
Waterloo
Klinefelter Bros
C. W. Chapman
Joseph Chapman
Torrington
Conn
C. WY. Chapmin
Byvank Trangier & Storage
Byvank-Reinhart Company
B. H. Byvank
C. B. Teinhart
Clarence H. Thomas
Omata
Mgr. Thomas
C. B. Thomas
Washington Street
CG. M
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Independence
Fall Clothing Prices Seen Staying Stable Says Retailer
M J Culnan of Marinette Wisconsin told dry foods merchants from 22 states at the sixth business builders conference in LaSalle Hotel that fall clothing prices will stay near current levels. He warned buyers not to expect a cotton cloth price drop due to a short crop and weak demand since the war. Merchants were urged to buy conservatively and share savings with customers in a cheap market.
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Thelow
M. J. Culnan
Marinette
Wis
LaSalle Hotel
Culnan
Census Reports Block SPA Payment Details
Fragmentary census note describes a 100 million unit payment plan linked to a spa coal agreement and monthly advances. Mentions Abilene, finance committee, and chamber of deputies proceedings with dates and names obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Peenia
Chamber of Deputies
Enroll Members for W C T U at Raymond Indiana
Ten members were enrolled to form a four unit Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Raymond Indiana at a meeting yesterday. Speakers included Mia J W Phuyot Cedar Falls county chairman and Mrs Patterson Sioux City national lecturer who spoke of Europe after returning from London.
Bitter fight for supremacy of sea in British view
London reports a Sunday Observer critique of the Jones Bill calling it retaliatory and discriminatory. The article argues the bill aims to coordinate US transport resources and boost American shipping, while alleging clauses favoring US vessels and insurers to oust British interests, predicting hard fought global competition.
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London
America
Sunday Observer
France
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Shipping Board
Amelia
City Golf Tournament Qualifiers Set at Byrnes Park
Danny Scots clubbers push for city golf event at Byrnes park from July 31 to August 7. Thirty-two players posted nine hole scores to qualify. 48 or 64 entrants desired by Saturday noon. Flights include Championship 16, Lewis Miller 18, Byrnes Park 16, and a fourth flight. Entries due 1:30 pm July 31 to C. K. Cropper with $2 fee. Matches proceed Saturday or Sunday rounds with deadlines through August 7.
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Danny Scots Ne'er
Byrnes Park
Lewis Miller
C. K. Cropper
Honeymoon Ships Land At Iowa Field In Aerial Nuptials
Two bridal couples land their decorated Curtiss ships at Swaney field in Fort Dodge Iowa as part of a moonlit air visit. Mr and Mrs Karl Bilicher of Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs Shirley Short of Charles City are the newlyweds observed by Curtiss and Northwest Curtiss representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Comooning
Corliss-Iowa Aircraft Company
Karl Bilicher
Minneapolis
Swaney Field
Cupid
Mrv
Shirley Short
Charies City
Pile Short
Curtiss Town Aircraft
Bil- Jeler
Northwest-Curtiss Company
Afernoon
Sweaney Field
Convention opens with harmony on hand everywhere
The Democratic state convention selected district caucus members with Mirat Lindley of Winfield in the first district and M J Malloy of Davenport among others. Malloy Stirling Piles Hud speth are the only new members, with Fites withdrawing as attorney general candidate and Dr T F Duhigg nominated for congress in the Seventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Lindley
Winfield
M. J. Malloy
Davenport
H. A. Cooke
Basla Grove
E. J. Fealing
New Hampton
John N. Mughes
Cedar Rapids
O. M. Godfrey
Y. S. Hill
Des Moines
J. 3. Stirling
Fort Dodge
Attorney General of Laws
T. F. Duhigg
Bes Moines
Dayton Homecoming Hails Cox Visit With Parade and Plans
Dayton Ohio prepares for a two day event headlined by Gov. Cox as Democratic presidential nominee. A nonpartisan homecoming parade and a court of honor will precede speeches by Cox and Mayor Switzer with flags, air shows, fireworks, and music marking the celebration. Formal notification ceremonies are planned for August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dayton
Mayton
May Re Open Award in Soft Coal Strike
Secretary Wilson reports on the coal situation with emphasis on Illinois and Indiana and recommends reopening the bituminous coal commission award arguing pay for day laborers in mines was never equitably adjusted. The document was sent to President Wilson from the Department of Labor.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Illinois
Indiana
Department of Labor
Funeral notices and estate ads span local obituaries and classifieds
Funeral services for Mrs. J Ta Rollins will be at Sacred Heart Church. Another obituary notes Mrs. P. Marion Williams of Reinbeck, injured in an automobile crash, to be buried in Springfield. Job A. Holley obituary service conducted in Lakeville. Classifieds list real estate for sale and rent, furniture, and household items with prices and contact details.
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E. L. Rollins
J Ta Rollins
T. F. Larkin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Gretchen Norman
Anna Norman
Marshalltown
Sacred Heart Church
Thomas Francis
Larkin
M. Dolors
Margaret Mary
Ottumwa
Sacred Heart Rosary Society
Marion Williams
Reinbeck
Presbyterian Hospital
Springfield
Willaims
Mountain Grove
Ebon
Hughes
Wil [Liams
Hudson
Ralph
Irma
J. W. Meathers
George K. Hughes
Tylsa
Okla
Jesse A. Kinehes
Job AL Holley
Clyde d. Asking
First Baptist Church
Yestern Day
Job A. Holley
Lakeville
Minn
Fairview
Quebec
New Hampshire
Rockford
Waterloo
Silliman Valley
Perry
Hay
Beloit
Wis
Ami Carl
Nother
Ernest
San Francisca
Jata Raymond
Iron Mill
Can
Wale Nai
Ehnreh
Americ
Protests flare over Saghalin dispute between U S and Japan
Tokyo reports a U S note questioning Japan's occupation of Saghalin. The note is seen as a clarification of American views on Russian-claimed territory and occupation. Japanese officials fear a nervous crisis in U S relations as interpellations rise in the diet and California inquiry proceeds.
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Tokio
United States
America
Japan
Saghalin
Nichi Nichi
Erica
Washington
Ilnitei
California
Zee
Waterloo Players Remain in Tennis Play at Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge Iowa July 9 Wind ing up of the semi finals in both the singles and doubles was scheduled for this afternoon in the north west Iowa Tennis tournament. Forty entrants remained in the singles with only four undefeated. Pat O Meara Fort Dodge meets Clayton Paige Fort Dodge this afternoon the winner to face Noonan Dubuque for entry into the finals. Philbrooke Smith Ames last year winner will be the other finalist. Smith beat Hutchison Waterloo 6 1 6 5 in semis. Larsen Odebolt and Janse Laverne play Moore Rosenberg Sioux City this afternoon in doubles. Mathews Latgenberg Walthill Neb play Blake Charles City and Smith Ames to face Rath Hemsworth Waterloo for the finals.
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Fort Dodge
Northwest Iowa
Pat O'Meara
Clayston Paige
Noonan
Dubuque
Philbrooke Smith
Ames
Smith
Hutchison
Waterloo
Larson
Odebolt
Janse
Laverne
Moore
Rosenberg
Sioux City
Mathewson
Latgenberg
Walthill
Neb
Blake
Charles
Guard Companies Prepare for Iowa Encampment Trip
Company M EN G will leave Monday August 9 for the Iowa state guard encampment in Storm Lake August 10 to 25. Captain Leonard Laird of Co B commands attachments to the camp general staff. Captain Howard Rouse leads Co M with Lieuts H J Ebrig and Earl Fisher. Cedar Rapids Co F joins to ride the Illinois Central to Fort Dodge then Storm Lake, pausing one hour at Fort Dodge. About 1300 guardsmen expected. Governor Harding plans a camp inspection with Gen Lash er on August 21.
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EN. G
Iowa State Guard
Storm Lake
Co. B
Leonard Laird
Camp General Staff
Howard Rouse
Co. M
H. J. Ebrig
Earl Fisher
Co. F
Cedar Rapids
Davis versus Davis divorce filing desertion cited
Walter Davis filed for divorce from Maliche Davis alleging desertion. The couple married July 17, 1973 and separated March 29, 1916. They have two children.
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Walter Davis
Mlaiche £. Davis
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Society News
Seattle
J. Luckwood
Grace M. EB
Imarridge
Kena Hosce
Sunnyside Avenue
Miller
Rath Newell
Kanke
Hawkeye of. Com
Eye Miller
Leimball Company
St. Louis
Mr. Miller
Recker Rhapter. O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
Ruth Cameron
Hy Edsa
Kent Forbes
Pilgrims’ Landing
J. W. Gwynne
Francis
Ncinater Hughes
Gleanupowa State House
Herring
Helen Wise
Armetta Mewart
Denver
Hargaret Herrias
Vanil
Ferady
W. M. Stewart
Sixth Street West
Montana
Otter
Litehteld
Lave Boueau
Gray Wayle
Ifusford
North English
Jacke W. Berend
Yan Sans
Chicago
Wallerlag
iThomas Ro
Wellington
Street
G. R. Merce
Cutler Street
C. J. Punk
Wilby
Franklin Pan Sixth
Raymond
M. Ky Epworth League
Ar Jean
Jones Bill
England
Cupidland
Iowa Field
Dayton Slogoom
City
Eal
Bratnober St
South Street
Park Avenue
4Th Street
Perrin
J. M. Storms
la Porte
Heal Estate
Chautauqua Park
Elly
Wirth St
Mulberry Street
Oak Lawn Ave
Rebel Ave
James T Knapp
Por Heat
Hank
Hummel Hotel
Braquire
Toom
Evening Courier
Vernis Martin Red
Sagless Springs
Harrison Su Real Estate
Hawthorns Ave
J. Warter
West 4Th St
Skeielon
Cou Bea Springs
Amd
Jones
Iterloo
Eclipse
Artiel Tate
Forest Avenynd
Hown
Dawson Street
Tary Faut Dow
Ory Geo
Car
Araie
East Side
Cedar River Park
Hansex
Chattlars Stockley Company
Grwsite Union Depot Prony
U. S
CC. M
FORUM
Forum Annex
Sycamore
City and Stata Ee
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