Lichty White Nuptials At 403 Franklin Street
A lengthy society note reports the LICHTY WHITE nuptials at 403 Franklin Street with Miss Jeanne Lichty and Hubert White. Attendants include Ethna White and relatives host a morning ceremony, followed by a wedding breakfast. The couple plan a trip to Chicago and the Great Lakes region before settling in St Paul.
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Margaret Derrick
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Robert Liehty
Mr. White
W. J. White
Montana
Beckerman Firm
New York City
St. Paul
White
Omaha
Hihel Braniger
Burlington
Helene Balliett
Waverly Marriage Joins Dr H Risk and Miss Letha Kint
The marriage of Dr. H Risk and Miss Letha Kint took place last evening at the bride's parents home in Waverly. Rev Nichols of the Presbyterian church performed the ceremony in front of about sixty guests. The couple will honeymoon in Colorado before returning to Waverly to reside.
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H. Risk
Letha Kint
Oelwein
T. E. Kint
Rev. Nichols
Presbyterian Church
Phreleian
Colorado
Selma Hagemann
Beloit
Wis
Prattagraft
Evangelical Church
Frances Strubel
Dubuque
Wm. Lieban
Lieban
Koschmeder
Buhr
Readlyn
Melhost
Tripoli
Ruth Munger
Cesar Falls
Herbert Reinecke
Rausch
Leach
Nichols
Cedar
Sculley Farm
Miss Long
Williamsburg
EB. Braulick
Warburg College
Minnesota
State University
Iva Babcock
Humboldt
Hoesen
New Hampton
YV. Fettkether
G. F. Hunt
Graduation Night At Opera House Sees Esmeralda
In La Porte City on June 4, the senior class graduation play Esmeralda drew a full house with strong performances led by Katherine McKiever. Mrs Maria McFhayden returns from Rochester after foot amputation and will seek care from her brother Dr Fletcher Brown in Des Moines. Mrs John Shimer suffers another paralytic stroke and is in serious condition. Visitors include Clifford Unger of Marshalltown and H C Unger hosts, as Marie Unger graduates. The Robert and Relzer families, plus Geo Smelser, also visit Waterloo. The regular graduation exercises are set for tonight at the opera house.
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la Porte City
Maria McFhayden
Rochester
Des Moines
Fletcher Brown
Cliford Unger
Marshalltown
H. C. Unger
Marie Unger
John Shimer
Opera
Ita
Esmeralda
Parta
Katherine McKiever
Opera House
Geo. Rober
W. J. Relzer
Waterloo
Geo. Smelser
Far Eastern Men Coming to Waterloo
John Andrews president of the Fred J. Kimball Co has been invited by BE T Meredith to meet a special train of eastern advertising men in Des Moines Monday and remain with them for two days. They reach Waterloo Tuesday evening and will dine as guests of the Town Criers at a banquet in K Hall Mr Andrews knows many of the visitors and will help Mr Meredith show them the Iowa field.
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John Andrews
Fred J. Kimball Co
BE. T. Meredith
Des Moines
Iwo
Waterloo
K.phall
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Meredith
Iowa
Roosevelt Willard wedding set for Madrid embassy
Kermit Roosevelt plans to wed Miss Belle Wyatt Millard daughter of Colonel Joseph Willard American ambassador to Spain. The ceremony will be at noon June 11 at the British embassy in Madrid with Rev. Dr Samuel Watson assisted by Rev. Herbert Brown. Colonel and Mrs Roosevelt have already left for Spain. Elizabeth Willard will serve as maid of honor.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Wyatt Millard
Joseph Willard
Spain
Madrid
Roosevelt
Samuel Watson
Keokuk Hosts Knights of Gap Convention Interest Grows
Six local United Commercial Travelers men traveled to Keokuk for the state convention with hope to land the 1915 gathering for their city. The Knights of the Grip boast a large Iowa membership and draw about one thousand attendees to state meetings. Keokuk’s lodge, 164 members strong, offers current lack of state officers or candidates but hints a future role if next year’s convention comes here. Local business groups wish more support had been mobilized to host the event.
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United Commercial Travelers
E. Owen
J. AH. Moore
M. J. Brown
J. L. Ferris
Frank Knee
A. M. Kerr
Keokuk
Knights of the Grip
Towa
Chautauqua Park Grading Nears Completion
Street Commissioner Wil has nearly finished grading work at Chautauqua Park. Several streets have been lowered or raised to grade. Some property owners prefer paving, delaying top surface completion. If not paved, crushed rock will surface the streets, prompting a renewed push for a municipal quarry. Outlying district streets also need repairs, requiring crushed rock for first class condition.
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Wil
Chautauqua Park
Spanish Marriage Laws Will Rule Madrid
June 4. Ambassador Willard aims to follow all Spanish rules for foreign marriages. The Buena Vista district magistrate will perform the civil ceremony for Miss Helle Willard and Kerrmit Roosevelt on June 10. The American embassy sits in Buena Vista, a prestigious city district. The minister of state proposed the embassy as venue, but since it is U.S. territory a ceremony room was prepared in the magistrate’s residence.
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Madrid
Willard
Buena Vista
Helle Willard
Kermit Roosevelt
Jhune
Ten Buena Vista
United States
14 Year Old Girl Wins Gold Medal for Good Roads Essay
Amy Coon of Scammon Kansas wins first prize in a nationwide contest for essays on road improvement. Logan Waller Page awards gold medal and all expenses paid trip to the American Road Congress in Atlanta. Other winners include Lucille Huff of Arlington Oregon and Melvin Panson of Wyoming Minnesota. Coon argues earth roads lack public support and stresses drainage and proper road location to prevent washouts and mud, urging better attention by road authorities.
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Amy Coon
Sammon, Kan
Priya Sle WI
American Road Congress
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
United
Page
Hax
Amy Coon Scammon
Skidmore
Lucille Huff
Witlowdile Farm
Arlington
Ore
Melvin Panison
Wyoming
Minn
Stenson
Mish Coon
Busy Season for Three Railroads Brings Fruitful Freight
Railroads Chicago Great Western INL Central Chicago Hock Island Pacific report busy season as canning and grocery shipments surge. Freight stations overflow with sugar bananas and vegetables amid hot weather, stressing prompt delivery to customers. Officials caution careful handling of perishable goods and booze shipments from Rock Island and beyond.
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Chicago, Great Western
Inlnets Central
Chicago, Hock Taland and Pacific
Pregent
Whalesoma Influence Suppresses Worship at John Barley Corn Shrine
A brief report notes a drop in wholesale inquiries from thirsty citizens over recent weeks. The decline is attributed to the whalesoma influence on the appeal of John Barley corn's shrine, reducing worshiper attendance and interest.
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John Barleycorn
Oriental Rugs Shown at Woods Bros Furniture Store
The largest and most beautiful stock of oriental rugs ever in the city is being shown today by H. M. Mooradam at Woods Bros. Furniture Store. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon left yesterday for Tacoma to seek a business opening for Mr. Sheldon, known as "The Pop Corn King."
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Woods Bros
H. M. Mooradam
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