Long-Schenck nuptials link Drake faculty pair
Miss Myrtle B Long daughter of Mr and Mrs T D Long of Manson and Caspar Schenk Des Moines attorney were married at the Fort Dodge church manse with a private ceremony. Both were Drake University faculty members with notable careers in domestic science and law. The bride wore a white satin creation. Only relatives attended the ceremony followed by an elaborate luncheon at Wahkonsa hotel.
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Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Long-Schenck
Myrtle B. Long
T. D. Long
Manson
Caspar Schenk
Des Moines
R Ev. D. A. McBurney
M. EB. Church
Wahkonsa
Mrs. Schenk
Drake University
Manson Journal
Misa Long
Drake
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Rockford
Jeanette Hill
South Chetham
New Hampshire
Schenk
University of Town
Harvard Law School
James G. Berryhli, Jr
National Board
Iowa ‘Historical Society
Des
Waterlo o society notes include weddings and reunions
Social items from Oelwein Register and local papers recount a Maynard visit by Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Breckenridge family reunion plans for the wedding couple in Waterloo, Willard travel for Miss Maud Hanson, and many club and church events. Attendees include Mrs. H. B. Stuart, Miss Flossie LaTier, Miss Eleanor Johnson, Miss Clara Maynard, Miss Marion Asquith, and Miss Helene Balliett with performances and readings noted.
Made to Order for You Cedar Heights Nature’s Park Appeal
Cedar Heights offers natural beauty and rustic charm without sacrificing modern conveniences. Rivers and valleys provide scenery beyond manufactured real estate, with streetcar service and city-like amenities at lower prices. Nature’s handiwork stands beyond any real estate product, promising enduring appeal for nature lovers.
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Cedar Heights
Dame Nature
Nature
Cedar River
Chautauqua Tickets Go On Sale With Cash Prizes
The Midland Chautauqua circuit announces a large ticket sale at Chautauqua park with adult tickets two dollars and children one dollar. Sellers of ten or more tickets earn a 5 percent commission and compete for prizes including a Niagara Falls trip and 21 dollars hotel money. First prize is a free seven day trip to Niagara Falls. second prize is 25 dollars cash. Eight hundred tickets must be sold. The office is in the old East Waterloo high school with P. E. Ritz in charge.
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Chautaqua
Chautauqua Assembly and Bible Institute
Chautauqua Park
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
Old East Waterloo High School
PE. Ritz
Epworth League District Meeting Opens in Waverly
In Waverly Iowa the Epworth League district convention opened with strong attendance. Rev Frank Cole of Waterloo will deliver the Sunday morning sermon and Rev H O Pratt, formerly of Waterloo, will recount his conversion in the evening. Delegates from First Grace and St Paul churches attended. The event continues Sunday with services planned.
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Waverly
Epworth League
Frank Cole
M. E
Waterloo
H. O. Pratt
First Church
Everett Taylor
Charlotte Cassiday
Grace Church
Beulah Bingham
Sadie Eisenhart
Maude Watters
Nora Schultz
Jenness Alyea
Sadie McKean
Howard Sharp
Clarence Dewey
Clair Heald
St. Paul's Church
Convocation Planned for Tabernacle Chapter No 52
Tabernacle Chapter No 52 R A M announces a convocation this evening at 7 30 in the temple for the B A degree work. Lunch and smoker will follow, and all members and visiting companions are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Chapter
R.A. M
Temple
W. O. F. No. 465 Sets Monday Meeting Change
Announcements note W. O. F. No. 465 will hold its regular meeting Monday evening June 12 at K of P hall instead of Tuesday. Chautauqua Bible class meets Monday June 12 at 2 30 p m in the library area to finish the first study Bring Bibles Everyone welcome Mizpah circle King’s Daughters meets Thursday at Mrs Huntington’s country home for an all day session urging attendance.
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Muscatine
G. A. R Hall
Waterloo Corps
Hotel Grand
Anna M. Kistner
Olive Stevens
Mary Shirley
Philo Brown
Minnie L. White
Department
Chapter 7
PE. D
W. W. Miller
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
Aid
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Knapp
Ida Cooley
H. W. Reherd
Dr. Westenberg
Mr. Rederd
S. P. Turpening
Mesdames
Emma Boynton
Anna Fox
H. A. Boy- Ben
Irene Knapp
K. of P. Hall
Library West
King’s Daughters
Messenger boys in new uniforms for Western Union
Messenger boys of the Western Union Telegraph company wear new pinkish blue uniforms. The coat is single breasted with red soutache, shoulder straps bracelet with WU in red, trousers blue with a red stripe, and a Datty cap blending military and automobile styles. Uniforms used on duty only and returned for cleaning each night. Managers praise the young force. boys feel important to the company. Also an advertisement notes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain with dealers listing.
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Messenger
Western Union Telegraph Company
Spankum
W. U
Caty
Ian
Waterloo Mission to Hear Rev Edmund C Sarchett
Rev Edmund C Sarchett, a Center Point Christian minister, will speak at the Waterloo mission this evening. He is described as a young yet able speaker and will deliver an interesting message. During his Waterloo visit he will stay with his aunt Mrs J M MecSiay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund C. Sarchett
Center Point
Waterloo Mission
Mr. Sarchett
Waterloo
Started for European trip Miss Clara Maynard heads abroad
Miss Clara Maynard daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Marmara left this afternoon for a summer trip abroad. She will visit Dubuque Evanston Ohio and New York sailing June 24 on the Cretic with a party of fourteen from the University of Ohio led by Prof Boyd. The group will tour Italy Germany Switzerland Belgium Holland England and Scotland returning mid September. Last evening at Miss Maynard's home they planned the voyage.
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Clara Maynard
H. B. Marmara
Dubuque
Eleanor Brown
C. F. Brown
Evanston
Mis. R. C. Dawes
Ohio
Maynard
New York
Cretic
University of Ohio
Prof. Boyd
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
England
Scotland
Miss Maynard
World's Greatest Living Spirit Medium Promises Help
An advertisement features Fredrick DeArmond claiming to be a spirit medium and mediator of secret influences. He offers special readings over four days with hours from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., including a Sunday session, at 40314 W 4th St, Waterloo Jaws, with a claim of providing concrete answers, dates and figures to assist people in trouble.
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Fredrick DeArmond
4Th St
Waterloo
Jaws
Close in acreage or home available on West Side
An advertisement offers a 6 acre tract eight blocks from the ground with cement walks and dual street frontage, suitable for subdivision into many small parcels or 30 large lots. Cash down about 1290, with 6 percent financing and payment terms. A modern bungalow near business districts is priced at 3500 and rent is 25 monthly with 1200 cash down.
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Colgate
Lambert
Joysellis Colvupcial
ST. Waterloola
Wooltex
H. W. Flint
Wellington Street
Sue Tanner
Lerota Debe
Alene Flint
Bess Todd
Austin
Minn
Fred Warren
Hazel Keller
Commercial Street
F. K. Breckenridge
Iowa
Della Tritz
Frances Schiel
Willard
N. M
N. O. T. Club
Marion Asquith
Miss Asquith
Mrs. Young
St. Louis
Cc. W.B. M
Ella Speicher
The
Christian Church
Third Avenue West
J. N. Hall
J. S. van Schoyck
G. R. Bradbury
P. J. Martin
W. R. Malone
Oelwein Register
Joseph Hunter
Lillie Luther
Albert. Nelson
South
Frederick Street
Rev. McKim
H. Luther
Carrie Hunter
Miss Balliett
Helene Balliett
Baliett
Bessie A. Reed
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Gwyneth Sampson
Florian
Goddard
B “Widmung
Schumann
Jedar Heights
America
Black Hawk Bank
Rneay
Epworth League District Meeting
Margery Rahe
Flossie LaTier
Chamberlain
European Trip
Cedar River Park
Minnesota
Ryant - Wood Theea Estate Des Weet Fourth
Stead Jewel Theatre
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