License to wed issued to Dunkerberg and Mauch
A license to wed was issued today to Ralph A. Dunkerberg and Edyth M. Mauch both of Waterloo. Other city notes mention visitors, travel, and upcoming county party conventions at the courthouse on Saturday June 27 with two candidates filing expense accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Dunkerberg
Edyth M. Mauch
Waterloo
Carl Reith
Waverly
H. H. Lawrence
Hummel Hotel
Court House
Fred
New Corn Remedy Promises Quick Vanishing Corns
A newspaper ad extols GETS IT as a painless, quick solution to corns and calluses. It contrasts itself with ineffective salves and razors, claiming the product shrivels and vanishes without sticking to stockings or harming flesh. BE Lawrence & Co. of Chicago distributes it for 25 cents.
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Saul
BE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Vacation Days at Hand for Waterloo West Faculty
Waterloo West schools prepare for summer. Teachers plan long vacations or studies as the west high staff disperses for break. Mina Lina Moore will tour Europe while Ella Humble will marry Charles Wilson in August after a New York visit. Alice Yocom Mable True attend University of Iowa. Fred Frehse enters Iowa Teachers College. Ida Harmon travels to Boston.
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Waterloo West
West High
Westigh
Tto
Minas Lina Moore
Europe
Ella Humble
New York
Charles Wilson
India
Alice Yocom
Mable True
University of Iowa
Fred Frehse
Iowa Teachers’ College
Ida Harmon
Boston
Meum et Tuum Club Social at Mrs Sherratt’s Home
Society notes report a Meum et Tuum gathering at Mrs. C. G. Sherratt’s Third Avenue West residence. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Will McMannus and Mrs. George Logsdon. Miss McManus played piano. pink and white carnations used as favors. Guests included Mrs. Jim Logsdon and Mrs. G. E. Sibert. In two weeks, Mrs. John Gilles will entertain.
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C. G. Sherratt
Third Avenue West
Will McMannus
George Logsdon
McManus
Jim Logsdon
Baxter
G. E. Sibert
John Gilles
Fire destroys Norman church in Breadsall England
The historic church at Breadsall dating from Norman times was burned during the night. Suspected suffragists are thought responsible after explosions heard before the fire. A suffrage meeting in the village had been broken up by boys. The ancient chained bible burned with the building, while the 1573 church register was saved.
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Derby
England
Breadsall
Fie
Volcanic Eruption Destroys 100 Houses
Batavia Java June 6 A violent eruption on the Dutch island Sanguir 140 miles south of Mindanao in the Philippines caused multiple volcanoes to flare. Streams of lava overwhelmed forests and cocoa plantations as the disturbance continued.
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Batavia
Java
Sanguir
Mindanao
Philippines
Beauty and the rise of Alice Joyce in film
A producer hired Alice Joyce for her beauty despite no acting experience. Within five years she became a leading photoplay actress and one of the industry's popular stars, illustrating beauty's strong influence on movie success.
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Alice Joyce
Miss Joyce
Volcanic Eruption Hits Sanguir Island Areas
Heavy rain of stones and ashes from multiple craters blanketed the island of Sanguir in the Talau Islands Celebes sea about 500 miles east of British North Borneo. Official reports show no loss of life but 100 houses destroyed. Gunong Hbu erupted notably in 1711 1812 1556 1885 and 1892.
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Sanguir
Talau Islands
Celebes Sea
Esat
British North Borneo
Gunong Hbu
Aquitania Docks Without Mishap on Maiden Run
New York June 6 The Cunard liner Aquitania the largest ship afloat under the British flag and second only to the Waterland in size docked in the Hudson at 9 30 am after her maiden run from Liverpool. Despite her 901 foot length she faced no trouble with tugs and smoothly entered her berth while harbor craft hailed the arrival.
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New York
Cunard
Waterland
Hudson River
Liverpool
Arlington Confederate Monument Unveiled Amid Reunion Tone
Arlington National Cemetery held a solemn unveiling of the Confederate monument with wreaths and speeches by Col. Washington Gardiner and Gen. Bennett Young. Daisy McLaurin Stevens presented the memorial for the Daughters of the Confederacy as U S and Confederate veterans joined in a rare display of reconciliation. President Wilson, previously snubbed at G A R events, did not attend the ceremony, prompting mixed reactions from allies and veterans alike.
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Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Tresidene Wilson
United States
North
Grand Army of the Republic
Confederate Veterans
Col
Washington Gardiner
Gen
Bennett Young
United Confederate Veterans
Mra
Daisy McLaurin Stevens
Daughters of the Confederacy
Wilson
Dewar and Arlington visitors and hog shipments noted
The article mentions Dewar and Dune 4.0 visiting friends in Arlington, with Win Padget and family and J. Graham taking an auto ride to Dubuque last Sunday. Thomas Chornbury and HH Wackies slipped a car load of hogs in Chicago Wednesday while Paynoer township schools plan a joint event with students looking forward to a fun day tomorrow.
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Dewar
Smith
Iinly
Arlington
Win
Padget
J. 1
Graham
Dubique
Thomas Chornbury
Wackies
Chicago
Paynoer
Reverends Rohman Neubel Visit Sailors at Raymonde
Raymond Naymon June 3. Rev Father Rohman of Waterloo and Father Neubel visiting with him were sailors here Thursday. Mr and Mrs Geo Nagey and baby, Mr and Mrs George Hildreth and Hittile son of Waterloo spent Sunday at the Geo Starkey home. Mrs Will Shares and children of Washburn spent Sunday at the home of her father Gus Golinxeaux.
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Naymon
Rohman
Waterloo
Neubel
Geo, Nagey
George Hildreth
Hittile
Geo
Davenport Woman Tells How She Escaped Surgeon's Knife
Davenport Iowa reader Mrs T Oliver of 1226 East High street says physicians urged hospital care for gall stones but Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy helped her avoid surgery. She lost weight then regained it and reports swift relief. The ad-like letters claim cures for stomach and digestive troubles and warn readers to seek MAYR’S.
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T. Oliver
East High Street
Davenport
Oliver
Miami
Florida
Mayr
Fila
United States
Maya
Waterloo Visitors Bring Bruises After Weekend Accident
A group from Waterloo spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joti Hogan and others in Josuporpvat. A participant sustained bruises and shock after a fall caused by a broken ankle. Mrs Sarah Wueter of Sebatth Mo arrived Monday to visit son Charles Breter and relatives. The outing continued with visits to Mrs Haas Yaxgy and the group returned to Waterloo with Pastor Pietlen of Waterloo leading the Grydarth church congregation still noted.
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Waterloo
Hier
Charles Breter
Haas
Reto J . Pietlen
Faemes Pastor
Grydarth Ehared
Walt Vathee
Gresham visitors at Goo Mother home after Sunday accident
GRESHAM Fevelain and others visited the Goo Mother home Sunday after a white accident occurred there. Mrs. Alvin Varey of Waterloo was among those present during the incident.
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Fevelain
Mary Kerank
Ardour
Hscheieter
Tarhyeeh Sire
Alvin Varey
Waterloa
Fragmentary Local Notes From An Unclear Waterloo Visit
Readlyin Keattyn Jane Meo and Mrs Vien Bebohous visited a radi reflective area Lap day. Manik with a Shaws City bush waller the last of the week. Mrs A C Mintvens left friends for Sibert tea edt Anstigy Minn where he will visit relatives and cowl friends WOR. Anqter wife a business call er at Amarn tle last of the week TH Miore left Mantley on a business trip to Salem ta. Charles Hagenow and Henry alr.
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Keattyn
Jane
Vien
Bebohous
Waterloo
Manik
A. C. Mintvens
Sibert
Amarn Tle
Miore
Mantley
Salem
Charles Hagenow
Henry
Readlyn Victorious Over Readlyn at Independence Day Game
A large local crowd attended the ball game at Independence Day Readlyn, where Readlyn defeated the visiting team 12 to 1. Sunday Readlyn hosts Aredale at Headlyn ball park. Dora Timmerman resigned as clerk at Diekman’s attire and left for Weargate to visit relatives. Mrs Traizke of Fairbank visited here.
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New Richemond
Wis
Dora Timmerman
Diekman
Weargate
Readlyn
Aredale
Traizke
Fairbank
Readable testimonial praises Dr. Myers Waterloo
A local reader reports walking without crutches after two treatments by Dr. Myers, a German specialist in Waterloo Iowa. The letter lauds his modern office, reasonable charges, and free consultation while urging skeptics to visit for chronic stomach liver and rheumatic conditions among others.
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Myers
Waterloos
Iowa
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Ellis Hotel
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