Society notes cover a late afternoon wedding and salons
A wedding at 18 Wellington Street unites Miss Lulu D Cushman and Clarence E Wolfinger with relatives attending. Guests include Miss Jeanette Cushman from Chicago. The couple plan a motor trip, then settle in Philadelphia after Sept 1. Proceedings feature gifts, luncheon at Hotel Russell Lawson, and reception music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu D. Cushman
A. J. Cushman
Clarence E. Wolfinger
Sod
E. Wolfinger
Philadelphia
W. E. Little
Wellington Street
John Robertson MacCartney
Jeanette Cushman
Chicago
Mrs. Little
Russell-Lawson
Killarney
Drake Hotel
Wolfinger
Waterloo
West High School
W. W. Marsh
Towa Women
Lberty Jean
Iowa High Tank
Marsh
Federal Reserve Bank of
Third District
EH. C. Litchfield
Robert Parrott
Outing and Locals Notes From Jesup Club Day
The Every-Other-Friday club of Jesup enjoyed an outing at Elk Run yesterday. Twenty-two members had luncheon at the inn and later drove to Cedar Falls for a bathing party. Friendship club No 28 plans an all day event Wednesday at Merry Mae the summer home of Mrs Elizabeth Emings near the river from the Boy Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Elk Run
Cedar Falls
Friendship Club
Merry Mae
Elizabeth Emings
Beauty Chats By EDNA KENT FORBES
Old faces made young by massage and exercise rather than costly procedures. The column extols rubbing and lifting facial muscles with the dry palm, noting a 72 year old advocate who maintains youth through regular routine and a few weeks of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
The Fairy Queen Saves Goblins From Stork Theft
A friendly Goblin pleads with the Fairy Queen as Storks take Goblin babies. The Queen uses magic to stop the birds, making them stand on one foot asleep at dawn. The charm saves Goblin lives and explains why Storks perch with heads bowed, a tale of fairy aid.
Slot Machines to Be Investigated and Removed in Waterloo
County attorney W R French ordered sheriff Wasner to investigate outlets across Waterloo where merchants operate slot machines. The devices allegedly return trade value plus occasional cash back, which is considered gambling and illegal. Merchants were warned and given a chance to remove the machines. No dealers named in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. R. French
Wasner
French
Galloway Sues Dart Receiver for Rent Payment
William Galloway Co. files suit against the Dart Truck & Tractor Co. receiver to recover 1,073.29 dollars as rent owed on leased property in Westfield addition. The agreement called for a monthly rent of 250 dollars. The matter was filed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway Company
Dart Truck & Tractor Co
Plaintff
Westfield Addition
Scouts Selected for Waterloo Bay Camp Near Brandon
Junior staff chosen to aid 10 adults at Waterloo Bay Secours summer camp near Brandon from August 6 to 26. Named are Robert Mayer Blair Wood Lester Davis Edward Northey Harry Hesser William Smith Edgar Coturn Thomas Wells Wendell Webb. Cedar Falls council contributes merit badge scouts and leaders. total registrations exceed 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bay Secours
Brandon
Robert Mayer
Blair Wood
Lester Davis
Edward Northes
Harry Hesser
Willian Smith
Edgar Coburn
Thomas Wells
Wendell Webb
Cedar Fall Council
Ray L. Short
R. J. Hopley
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Blair , Wood
Edward Northey
William Smith
Edgar Coturn
Cedar River
Barleycorn Leads in July Police Activity
Barleycorn notes higher July arrests with 78 total, 22 drunk, 18 disturbing public quiet, 13 traffic law violations, and nine speeding tickets. Also four for disorderly houses and other misdemeanors. compares to July 1920 when 204 city arrests occurred, including 134 traffic violations and 14 speeding, and June 1920 with 10 intoxication arrests.
Ministers Exchange Pulpits On Forward Movement Rally
Rev. Clinton F. Smith of First Evangelical and Rev. I L Baumgartner of Calvary Evangelical will swap pulpits Sunday to present sermons on Stewardship of Life and Possessions. The exchange is part of a five year Forward Movement rally series. A rally will also be held tomorrow at Gresham Evangelical near Dunkerton with Rev Gile Wilson sharing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton F. Smith
First. Evangelical Church
I. L. Baumgartnner
Calvary Evangelical
Forward Movement
Baumgartner
Smith
Gresham Evangelical Church
Dunkerton
Gile Wilson
Gresham
Church Services and Sermons Advertised for Sunday
Neighborhood churches announce morning services with sermons such as The Infinite Love of Jesus Toward Those Who Refuse to Accept It. Trinity American Lutheran and First Presbyterian list service times and Bible school. Westminster Presbyter ian notes a revival by former pastor C K Purmort. Christ Church promotes a sermon on Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran
Jesus
Oskaloosa Minister to Preach at Union Services Sunday
Dr E Stranahan pastor of Friends church Oskaloosa and Penn college instructor will preach at a union meeting Sunday at 8 pm in Lincoln Park. He is president of the Iowa Sunday School Association and led the June convention. He arrives with his wife and daughter to stay for Bible study at Riverview Park next week. Music includes two quartet programs and stereopticon slides for America the Beautiful. Dr E J Lockwood of Grace M E Church will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Stranahan
Friends Church
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Lincoln Park
Stranahan
Iowa Sunday School Association
School of Methods For Sunday School Workers of Northern
Grace M. E. Church
Des Moines Baptist College President to Preach Here
Dr. Million newly elected president of Des Moines college will deliver the sermon at First and E church Sunday evening at 7 45. He previously led Hardin college Missouri for years and comes from Iowa Falls where he held Baptist Young People assemblies in 30 cities. A vocal solo by Mrs Forrest T Gillpatrick and an anthem by the First M E quartet are planned with Mrs Graham as singer and Mr and Mrs A C Williamson and William Cook in the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. E
Dr. Million
Des Moines College
Hardin College
Missouri
Iowa Falls
Assembly of Baptist Young People
Forrest T. Gillpatrick
First
M. E. Quartet
Graham Messinger
A.C. Williamson
William Cook
First Congregational to Close During August
First Congregational church will hold its final services at 11 a.m. tomorrow before closing for August. The interior will be renovated and redecorated, with Sunday school and allied activities suspended. Rev. Fred J. Clark will vacation on a motor tour west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Fred J.clark
Patterns and orders for Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns are low for seams and all orders will be filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usu Lally
Waterloo
Cedar Heights sewer system nearing completion
Cedar Heights advances on a street sewerage project now over half finished. Officials expect the entire system ready for use by mid September. A major paving program begins August 15 with about three miles of streets to be upgraded over more than a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Purmort to Fill Westminster Pulpit While Preston Vacations
Dr. C H Purmort veteran minister and Westminster pastor will occupy the Westminster Pres byterian pulpit Sunday in Pastor A C Preston’s absence on vacation. Rev Edward Lee of First Congregational Nashua and Little Brown church is also away on vacation in Winnining Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permort
C. H. Purmort
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. C. Preston
Edward Lee
First Congregational Church
Nashua
Little Brown Church
Winnineg
Canada
Horseshoes Bring Luck to Smithy and His Shop
The village smithy enjoys a comeback as horseshoe orders surge for sport rather than horse care. Waterloo smiths report full forges and rising demand from both rural customers and city folk, driven by the revival of horseshoe pitching and barefoot fascination with the game. A veteran smith credits providence for the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent
Waterloo
Providence
Thief Pays Five for Stolen Ice Cream in unsigned letter
Two youths took five gallons of ice cream from the Plaza candy shop and sold it for four dollars and fifty cents to Liberty cafe. They sent a five dollar note and unsigned letter to the cafe with restitution, which was handed to Plaza manager Lee Baker. The incident occurred Thursday night and the culprits remain unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Candy Shop
Liberty Cafe
Taro
Lee Baker
Plaza
e@ picnic
Diphtheria Reports Rise Disturbs State Health Board
Diphtheria cases are being reported across the state with antitoxin shipments dispatched from the state health board. Health authorities note it is unusual for this season and warn communities to remain vigilant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Health
Burn Cobwebs Save Trees Urges Citizen
A prominent businessman urged residents to burn cobweb like substances that gather in trees to kill caterpillars and protect tree vitality. He recommended using a torch on a long pole to clear them now to prevent future trouble.
Rainbow Circle to Attend Funeral of Corp Lechner
Sisters of Rainbow circle meet at Memorial hall at 12 30 p m Sunday with cars provided for those without automobiles. They will proceed to Legion headquarters Cedar Falls to attend Corp Lechner funeral in body. Members urged to dress in white. Seven King Marson post Rainbow division veterans urged to be at Memorial hall by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Rainbow Circle
Memorial Hall
Legion
Cedar Falls
Corp. Lechner
King-Marson Post
Rainbow Division
Sunday rites seek auto mobiles for participation
The notice asks that as many members as possible furnish automobiles to participate in the rites scheduled for Sunday, encouraging broad involvement and mobilization.
Great Throng Applauds G W Band And Soloists
A large crowd filled Washington park for the Waterloo band concert with Agnes Thompson leading community singing and a thunderous encore for the baritone solo. The program drew lines of automobiles along the park edges and another concert is planned for Lincoln park next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Waterloo
Washington Park
Agnes Thompson
Eas
Lincoln Park
Fifty Men Entered in Tutor Net Tennis Tourney
Cedar Falls Iowa July 30 Special With nearly 50 men in the annual tennis tournament to crown the Iowa State Teachers College champion the preliminaries near completion and finals promise fast sets Roderick Fullerton winner of last year is ineligible to compete after winning a tournament and has issued a challenge to this year’s champion A gold medal is awarded to the college champion Margaret A Best an English woman who has lived through five reigns is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Roderick Fullerton
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