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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
4
Cedar Falls will honor seventy two graduates at the fiftieth annual Cedar Falls High School commencement. LeClair Machin, board president, will award diplomas while Dr. Titus Lowe delivers the class address. The ceremony, held in the high school auditorium, marks a long tradition with public seating and relatives invited.
The first week in Aupuat will begin the Cedar Falls Bible conference session followed by the Evangelical church assembly in lawa. A daughter weighing two pounds was born May 29 to Mrs. W B Multholmad Sue at relatives’ home, improving in weight and health. The baby and mother stay with Mrs. Mulhol land’s aunt at Second Street West. services for Miss Dorothy Scott, found dead in her room last Wednesday, will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Congregational Church, with body to be taken to Sterling. Florence Baisley and Robert J. Kuehne wed at noon today at the bride’s Osage home. they will reside at 142 Washington Street after a Chicago trip. Kuehne is Ed Kuehne’s son, Rock Island railway agent, now in Waterloo freight dept. George Flachenecker died in Salem, Oregon after bouts of violent insanity on a route to Portland. he left a will to split estate among Lutheran Orphans’ Home Waverly Indiana and Western Old People’s Home Cedar Falls, net estate about $3,000. Mr Pankner’s marriage service was read by Dr R D Behlim of First Presbyterian Church yesterday evening.
An old advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles at little cost. It claims most need only one ounce, offers money back if ineffective, and urges readers to request the product from any drug or department store.
Miss Hilda Paukner and Walter McAllister announce the marriage of Floyd I Reed of Lincoln Nebraska to Dorothy Hammond Billings of Montana at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua. The couple hosted breakfast at the Black Sea room Waterloo with friends witnessing. Reed, a Lincoln statistician and teacher, comes from a family linked to Mr and Mrs George Paukner of 1004 Walnut Street. The couple will reside in Lincoln.
In Des Moines during June 8 the Mills and Joc delegation was advanced from a ceremonial rank by the West Imperial ceremonial muster at the Shrine convention in Philadelphia.
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