Miss Mary Crowell Weds George Windolf at Calvary Church
Society notes report Miss Mary Crowell daughter of Mr and Mrs HH Crowell married George Windolf son of Mr and Mrs J St Windolf at Calvary Evangelical church in a single ring ceremony. Attendants included Miss Aishe Kaltenbach and Charles Wheeler. Bride wore Pekin blue with cream lace trim and a harmonizing hat. After June 15 they will reside at 301 Gable Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crowell
HH. L. Crowell
George Windolf
J. ST. Windolf
Calvary Evangelical Church
1. L. Baum
Aishe Kaltenbach
Charles Wheeler
Gable Street
Windolf
Matz
Girl Reserves To Attend Riverview Camp Tomorrow
Girl Reserves of the YWCA will depart from the association building at 3 30 am tomorrow for camp at Riverview park. Counselors and staff, led by Mrs F R Asquith and Miss Maria Walters, will supervise the group during the first week with many girls named among the departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Bickley
Jean
Betty
Geraldine Bickley
Beuiah Barber
Mary June Blough
Dorothy Buller
Gyvonne Bassurear
Plorence Boyland
Tots Benson
Carol Settner
Dorothy Breckenridge
Jean Burton
Wilma
Bishop
Darlene Bonham
Stargurst Cook
Ivelyn Cousins
Beulah Conrad
Virginia
Cole
Grace Cobb
Jane Dunwine
Virginia Shelton
Alice Steinmayer
Marjorie
Praline Danner
Miargaret Thompson
Louise Tollefson
Mary Wangler
Wilma Wyatt
Margaret Wilson
Jer- Vine Wilhite
Ardeth Wicks
Jane Wilson
Jether Worrell
Frances Wright
June Wihl
Greece
Wehberking
Margaaret Watters
Elowise Weiss
Witsinle
Zelihoefer
Mabel Morgan and Paul Watters to Wed This Saturday
Announcement from Mr and Mrs W C Morgan states the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Mabel Morgan to Paul E Watters son of Mr and Mrs J P Watters The wedding is set for 4 pm Saturday at the bride’s parents with a single ring ceremony Immediate relatives and friends will attend A dinner will follow at the bride’s home The couple will reside at 1022 South Street after their honeymoon other notices reference the Knights of Columbus meeting and Women’s Labor Bureau events later in the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Morgan
Mabel Morgan
Paul E. Watters
J. P. Watters
WOC
Our Lady of Vicnity
Russell-Lamsgon
Tory Court
Lake Okobnji
Knights of Columbus
Jnly 1
South Street
Recital at Home of Teacher Features Violin Solo
Piano pupils of Mrs W W Gallup gave a recital at her home last evening. An added attraction was a violin solo by Miss Margaret Gallup who later performed a duet with her mother. Participants included Robert Hussmann Eilen Burgess Dorothy and Roberta Collins Ludwig Holdiman Evelyn Morris Dorothy Boller Helen Banister and Rose Hawlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gallup
Margaret Gallup
Robert Hussmann
Eilen Burgess
Dorothy
Roberta Collins
Ludwig Holdiman
Evelyn Morris
Dorothy Boller
Helen Banister
Rose Hawlotte
Side Talks on Adventures in the Land of Music
A May music week promotes parental guidance to instill musical love in children. Mothers can teach through radio and phonograph while avoiding overindulgence in trashy songs and jazz. Reading guides and operatic tales for kids aid understanding, with warnings against overdoing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jazs
Sara
Venice
Valaud
Ik ‘Lostrate
National Bureau For the Advancement of Music
New York City
June social events at Country Club spotlight schedule
The Country Club reveals a June calendar with five social events including two dinner dances on June 12 and 26. A men and women bridge party is planned for tomorrow evening, with a women’s bridge session on June 17 and a double affair on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral
Agnes Nugent and Louis Schmitz Wed at Gilbertville
Agnes Nugent and Louis Schmitz were married at St Marys church Gilbertville this morning at 9 30 Rev J J Nemmiers conducted the ceremony The bride wore white satin with ophelia roses The couple entertained 500 guests at Gilbertville community hall after a reception at the Nu ssent home The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Nugent Gilbertville The groom is a farmer near Gilbertville and a son of Jacob Schmitz Leonard Schmitz was best man Miss Corinne Burger attended as bridesmaid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
Louis Schmitz
St. Mary’s Church
J. J. Nemmiers
Agnes Nugent
Michael Nugent
Corinne Burger
Miss Burger
Leonard Schmitz
Nussent
Schmitz
Washburn
Jacob Schmitz
Re-elect President of City Federation
Waterloo City Federation at Women’s clubs re-elected Mrs. W. W. Beal as president after annual officers election in the Business and Professional Women’s club. Mrs. F. Marquais named vice president and Miss Alice Wyolfe elected secretary. Councillors chosen were Mrs. George B. Worthen, Mrs. A. A. Bontrager and Mrs. Willis Johnson. A dinner meeting is planned for June 29 with arrangements led by Mrs. C. L. Helmsworth, Mrs. John Gwynne and Mrs. Willis Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Delphians
Ruth Updegraif
H. C. Kiebers
Inez Coburn
Eva Miller Wilh Iis
L. J. Bickelberg
Missy Updegratt
Waterloo Giiy I Federation
W. W. Beal
Alice Wyolf
George B. Worthen
A. A. Bontrager
Willis Johnson
C. L. Helmsworth
John Gwynne
Wills Johnson
Local church and guild meetings fill Wednesday schedule
Major guild of First Presbyterian plans a 2 30 p m gathering in the parlors hosted by Mrs Jom Dunt Mrs J Ro Bolander and Mrs William Feiffner. St Pauls Methodist Ladies Aid meets in church parlors to hear Mrs W B Small speak on Hawaii voyage. Westminster Workers host a 12 30 luncheon at Mrs W B Jensen s home. St Margaret s guild of St Marks Episcopal formed planning committee at Mrs Lillian Maubrke s house for a public summer event tomorrow evening in church parlors. Qtterbein guild members Helen and Darlyne Whittle hosted last night with Esther Schenk story Evelyn Walker piano and Darlyne Whittle violin. picnic plans discussed. Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood to hold 1 o clock luncheon at the W G A with all members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Jom Dunt
J. Ro Bolander
William Feiffner
Ladies’, Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. B. Small
Hawaiian Islands
St. Margaret’s Guild of
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lillian Maubrke
Helen
Darlyne Whittle
Qtterbein Guild of
Graves Memorial
A. C. Kessler
Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood
Sisternong
Waterloo Gun Club Hosts City Jubilee Carnival Shoot
Waterloo Gun club plans a carnival party shoot at Byrnes park grounds Friday June 26 beginning at 1 p m Entries use two treps and a 100 third program in five 20 target events with 10 added money The event offers four equal purses per event and a jackrabbit system paying 19 cents per target plus a share of purses Two 21 target events follow free to contestants with two trophies to top guns Doubles also offered Police dispute ends after car collision at Eleventh and Commercial streets with Weber right of way and minor damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Gun Club
Beauty Chats Answered Letters From Readers
This reader letter column gives medical tips on anemia nasal discharge and skin appearance, with advice from imaginary readers. It covers x rays for teeth, hydration, weight gain, and massage for calves, plus cautions against self treatment and home remedies.
City in Briefs Highlights of Local Visitors and Events
Francis Koberle and James Elliott Jr. head to Chicago for a week. Guests include Mr and Mrs George J Zoot and daughter Phyllis Leah of Onalaska Washington with brother Peter Zop. Dade Perkins of Minneapolis visits her father John Sweitzer bailiff. The Shippley family returns to Sillings Montana after a visit. Graham Boysen to join his father Dr H A Boysen for the summer practice. Cornell class members Cleone Parker and Ernest O’Connnor join commencement. Caroline Cascaden returns from Grinnell College with Louise Barton for six weeks. Scott Stauffacher leaves Waterloo for a 15 day vacation in Le Mars. Ray Cegert, postmaster, receives a postcard from George Vaulkner and Casper Fessler on a European tour from Rome. Local residents quarantined for whooping cough: Maxina Manning, Raymond Hughes, Louise Walker. West High Class of 1914 reunion planned for June 12 at 2 pm in Sherwood Park. Frank Munson of Portland, Quebec, visiting Waterloo sons John and Charles. intends to reside in San Francisco after. Mrs Stella Wilson and family visit Waterloo. Miss Sarah Hilton to spend a month in Chicago and Geneva. Mrs Adaline Branson and daughter Laura with Mr and Mrs Walter Weilell and daughter Mary from Vermont arrive in Waterloo. Mrs George B Worlden attends Red Cross Iowa convention program in Des Moines June 19 with national and state officials. Red Cross activities to be covered by officials from Washington and Des Moines. Advertisements note cleaner service and St Mark’s church supper offerings.
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Francis Koberle
Sars Mass
James Elliott, Jr
Chicago
George J. Zoot
Phyllis Leah
Onalaska
Wash
Peter Zop
Dade Perkins
Minneapolis
John N. Sweitzer
I. G. Shippley
Sillings
Mont
MW Amfairs
G. B. Huston
Elmer Hotel
Graham Boysen
Dental College
Town State University
H.A. Boysen
Cleone Parker
Ernest O'Cannor
Cornell College
Caroline Cascaden
Grinnell Collegé
Louise Barton
Deas Maines
Frank HK. Munson
Portland
Que
Waterloo
John
Charles
Munson
Sing
Maryland
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Stella Wilson
Bernice
Webb
Bob
Sarah Hilton
Geneva
Adaline Branson
Laura
Walter Wélehell
Mary
Vermont
Ill
E. R. Moore
Third Avenue
Moore
Branson
Witehell
George B. Worlden
Home Service Department
American Red Cross
Iowa State Council
Des Moines
Red Cross
Washington
Iowan Department
Unique Cleaners
St. Mark's Church
Police seize two abandoned cars believed stolen
Police took charge early today of two automobiles thought stolen. A Hupmobile roadster license 12607, left in front of 4523 Lafayette Street, was moved to a downtown garage and remains unclaimed. A Chevrolet coupe on Fifth Street near the central fire station for two days also awaits a claimant. One man, D Connors of Cincinnati, was jailed for drunkenness after a municipal court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Greenup
Lafayette Street Wings
Fifth Street
Central Fire Station
D. Connors
Cincinnati
Largest Tile Contract For Beaver Valley Farm Under Way
Siey Construction of Waterloo began drainage tile work at Beaver Valley farm in Union Township, Cedar County, Iowa. Eighteen currents weighing about 200 tons will supply six to seven miles of drainage on the 460 acre Beaver Valley farm owned by Thomas Y. Kain of Chicago. About 15,000 tiles, from five to 18 inches in diameter, are to be installed, with labor and tile costs running into several thousand dollars. Beaver Creek will receive the drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Y. Kain
Chicago
Beaver Valley Farm
Beaver Creek
Defendant Must Pay for Injury to Cop During Tussle
Harry Kirk arraigned in municipal court before Judge Beem on intoxication and assault charges. He was ordered to pay the costs of X-ray and doctor's expenses for a broken hand suffered by Sergeant Turney during a Saturday night scuffle. Failure to pay will bring 30 days in jail. Kirk posted $100 bond and was ordered to return for trial, but his funds and belongings had vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kirk
J. ©. Beem
M.oj. Turney
Kirk
Waterlooo Evening Courier Patterns Ad
To obtain the Courier up-to-date Pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo enclosing 15 cents each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterlooo
Former Iowa Speaker Boomed For High U C T Post
Arch McFarlane a former Iowa House speaker is nominated for sentinel of the United Commercial Travelers Grand Council at the national meeting in Columbus Ohio on June 24. The Eldora News reports Worthington defeated Union Giants 4 to 2 at Eldora with 300 fans watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U. C. T. Post Elcora
Union Giants
Arch McFarlane
Iowa House of Representatives
Supreme Council of United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
McFarlane
Grand Council of
Towa Council
W. B. Emerson
Eldora
Worthington
Walker
Young
Closemophe
Evans
Nobte
Wrestler Clemons Barred From Baltimore Ring Entry
In a noted boxing scene Clemons was prohibited from entering a Baltimore ring for an indefinite period after failing to land a blow, leaving his future opponents uncertain and stirring local speculation about the sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons
Baltimore
Clemons
Bearcat Clemons Barred Three Months by Boxing Board
Baltimore news reports Bill Bearcat Clemons from Logan Virginia who was to fight Young Stribling in a scheduled two round bout walked from the ring in the third round. Clemons was barred from boxing for three months in 18 states by Latrobe Cogswell, president of the National Boxing Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bill
Bearcat) Clemons
Logan
Vlng
Young
Zey the Derby Winner Returns to Turf Racing
Zey the Derby winner from two years ago and famed international rival of Papyrus is set to return to training. Sam Hildreth of the Rancocas stable announces the five year old son of The Finn has been in stud but will resume turf racing this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Zey
Papyrus
Sam Hildreth
Rancocas Stable
Finn
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Windolf-Crowel
Calvary Church
Doris Stoy
Benjamin
Entwisle
Home of Bride’s
MR. ,Entwisle
H. B. Stoy
Orange Township
Doris Maude Stoy
Benjamin S. Entwisle
WW. Entwisle
RN. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
N. G. Altland
DuBois
van Dyke
Gordon Altland
Ray Ri Stoy
Swaisona
Maryis Ball
Marian Catlin
Constance Altland
Adella Catlin
Larry Baskets
Peonies
Eugena Ball
Sliss Stoy
West Waterloo High School
Long State Teachers College
Hinton
Waukon
Gates Business College
Town State ‘Teachers Colleze
Lead
S. D
W. Rb.cgatlin
Marian
Adelle
John. Oelwein
Edd Stanley
Harold
M. S. Bentley
Sioux
Fora Bentley
Dora
Velida
Prank
Gedar Falls
Margaret Diat
Blanche
A- E. Hutwisle
William Campbell
B. G. Stanley
Harold LeClerc
Stanley
Dial
C. J. Stoy
W. S. Caflin
Miss Stoy
Riverview Camp
Paul Watters
Woman's Labor Bureau
Bureau
Pythian Sisters—Knights
Pythias Hall
Éitnes
Country Club
Church News
Universalist
N. W. Frisbie
R. A. Folk
Trinity American Cutheran Brotherhood
Pebecote
Biob
Anna Klinefelter
First Congregational Chhurch
Miss Pollock
June Marks Knudsen
Jaanita Pollock
J. W. Haggerty
Washington, D.C
Miss Peck
Anna Peck
Walter Deckert
Sacred Heart Church
0. W. Kress
John Lemmer
Ethel Brown
Margaret Fitzgerald
Paul Bickenbach
J. H. Lutgen
Order of Eastern Star
Marsonic Temple
Mary Michael
Adelaide DuBois
Amelia Horn
Bertha Orsinger
Anna Gunstead
Ella Gunstead
Alice
Genevieve Powell
Black
Waverly Nurses
Martha Downing
Bernice Campbell
Ben Billicka
W. B. A—Cedar
Westminster
W. B. Jensen
City
W. Walter
Hogle Avenue
Harry Button
Ninth Street
Weber
Button
Letyers
Blondie
Janice
Pleur de Lis
Dola
Scott Stauffacher
le Mars
Ray Cegert
George Vaulkner
Totter
Casper J. Fessler
Ot Cutler Hardware Company
Rome
Italy
Prires
City Health Department
Maxina Manning
Berth Avenue
Raymond Hugnes
Leland Avenue
Louise Walker
Quincy Street
West High School
C. T. Wilson
Sherwood Park
Catherine Wriend
Elaisley
Adideas
Noms City and Etate
Bearcat
Buchanan
Akiny Powde
Kotex
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