Wedding bells brighten Oranges township in 1923 union
Miss Neva Bell Maust and Alvin Summy wed at the Maust home in Oranges township at high noon with a piano duet and Wagner Bridal Chorus. Dev. A. P. Blough officiated. 22 relatives attended a three course luncheon. The couple plan a July 1 residence on a Waterloo farm.
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Maust
Oranges Township
Neva Bell Maust
Alvin Summy
Frank Summy
Lloyd Maust
Wagner
Dev. A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Bugses
Esther Snawley
Marguerite Blough
Summy
Waterloo
W. H. Maust
P. J. Summy
Alene
Glen Summy
Velma B Summy
Jay Summy
Kenneth Maust
Alta Maust
Vera Mae Shaffard
Father Snawler
R. de Braven
Gladys Mackand
Fern Ruggles Richtig and W J Clark Wed in Michigan
Fern Ruggles Richtig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ruggles of Central Lake Michigan, married W J Clark of Waterloo Iowa at the bride’s brother Antone Richtig’s home in Trouwood Michigan. Mrs. Clark taught Latin at a west Michigan high school. The couple will reside at 715 Fletcher Avenue after a five week auto tour through Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan.
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Samuel Ruggles
Central Lake
Mich
Fern Ruggles Richtig
W. J. Clark
Waterloo
Antone Richtig
Trouwood
India Goodman to Wed Ramsay in June Formal Home Wedding
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs William A Goodman announce the marriage of their daughter India Stuart Goodman to David Brownlie Ramsay of Stalaigh North Carolina. The ceremony will occur at the bride's parents home at 4 pm Saturday June 30 with close friends and relatives present.
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William A. Goodman
India Stuart Goodman
David Brownlie Ramsay
Stalaigh
N. C
Miss Goolman
East High School
Universiy
Town
Wheeling
W. Va
Waterloo
Eleanor Youngblut and C G Pelton to Be Married June 20
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage between Eleanor Youngblut and C G Pelton set for Wednesday June 20 at St Marys Gilbertville. The service will be read by Rev Father Newmmners and a reception follows at St Marys hall. Youngblut teaches in Blackhawk county. Pelton works in radio, Navy service noted.
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Eleanor Youngblut
C. G. Pelton
Misa Eleanor Youngblut
Annie Youngblut
Charles Gordon Pelton
St. Mary’s Church
Gilbertville
Father Newmmners Willl
Owning or Owned A Spring Auto Insight
Friends enjoy new possession of a car and the shift from fear of harm to freedom. A tale contrasts anxious guarding of a treasure with letting go for peace of mind, urging the golden mean between overcare and neglect in possessions.
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes Astringents
Edna Bent Forbes extols daily use of astringents to prevent skin trouble and aging. She prescribes cold water cleansing, a strong mask for deep wrinkles using egg white and milk, and post cleanse massages with cream followed by ice. Includes a rosemary rosewater formula and advice on lemon juice effects and shaving underarms for light freckles.
Church Notices Fill Week with Picnics and Elections
Church bulletin item notes a First Brethren Fellowship picnic at Byrnes Park Tuesday at 6 30 pm with potluck sandwiches and dishes. Central Christian Married Folks class meets at Timthly home of Mr and Mrs GC N Clark Tuesday at 7 30 pm to elect officers. Officers named at Central Christian parish include W J St Clair president Marie Bowman vice president Mabel Wilson secretary treasurer Hazel Lyon nominating chair Gretchen Taylor social chair Pearl Muthaler librarian. About 25 attendees joined the Friday church supper arranged by Nobie Little Pearl Lyons Bowman and Fern McLaren.
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Timthly
Central Christian Married Folks
GC. N. Clark
Central Christian Cheit
W. J. St. Clair
Marie Bowman
Mabel Wilson
Hazel MM. Lyon
Gretchen Taylor
Pearl Muthaler
Nobie Little
Pearl Lyons
Bowman
Fern McLaren
Dokies to Initiate Many at Waterloo Ceremonial
Caravans of Knights from Waterloo and surrounding towns head to Waterloo for a Doki initiation ceremony at the K of P hall and West High auditorium. About 100 are slated to be initiated including 35 from Waterloo with a parade, banquet, and baseball game afterward. Gus Kneese was unable to attend but was to speak at a Des Moines temple reorganization tomorrow.
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Oasis
Waterloo
Omar Temple
Iowa Falls
Shell Rock
Raymond
K. of P. Hall
Marshalltown
Kk. of P. Hall
West High Auditorium
Gus Kneese
Spokane
Wash
Des Moines
Council Decides on Sidewalks Tonight
City council in a semi monthly session will consider a resolution of necessity for sidewalk construction city wide. Ralph B Slippy city engineer recommends changing water street resurfacing to complete new paving due to a 16 inch water main and poor old pavement.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Fifth
Park Avenue
Water Company
Rev J R Macartney presents chime program
Pastor J A Macartney of First Presbyterian led the chime program from 9 to 9 30 am with Mrs Harold Smith contributing 7 to 7 30 pm. The sound carried well and both programs pleased though they were light on variety. Dr Sacartney played pieces including Que Sweetly Solemn Thought In the Sweet By and By No Not One Bor You I Am Braying Shall We Gather at the River. Macartney will repeat the program every Sunday morning starting at 3 o'clock.
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J. A. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Harold Smith
Altho
City in brief helps your glasses in it
Matthew Westrate a former court reporter now practicing law in Muscatine Iowa and his family visited friends here yesterday Mrs R F Short secretary to AL4 Howard agent for Chicago Great Western railway was in Chicago on a combined business and pleasure trip Belle Ley sues her son H Bert Ley for 5400 less 375 she says a mortgage was collected Mrs W A White 217 Cutler street returned from St Paul where her sister Mrs J D Faye was ill and is on the road to recovery Donald E Fairfield DeKalb IL fell ill at G W east station and was taken to Presbyterian hospital suffering an epileptic attack Dr H A Boysen and son Grah am left for two weeks canoe trip near the Canadian Minnesota border with no portages over a mile long Harry Clark 43 Franklin street sustained a fracture of his right forearm in an automobile accident while attending the Elks convention Friday He was en route to a barbecue when the car left the road Officers ask new members to reserve by calling the Catholic Girls club at 8200 today with entertainment and refreshments under Miss Elizabeth Frost and committee
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Henry
Weiston
Matthew Westrate
Muscatine
R. F. Short
AL 4. Howard
Chicago Graat Western Railway
Chicago
W. A. White
Cutler Street
St. Paul
J. D. Faye
Donald E. Fairfield
DeKalb
G. W. East
Presbyterian Hospital
City Ambulance
Harry Clark
Franklin Street
Elks' Convention
Dancing party planned for Entre Nous club luncheon
Entre Nous club members will attend a 1 pm Tuesday luncheon at Black's tea room hosted by Mrs Joe Schiel. The hostess is to be notified by members unable to attend. Three Link cycle will meet at I O FL hall west Tuesday afternoon for a business session and general hour.
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Entre Nous Club
Black’s Tearoom
Joe Schiel
I.O
FL Hall West
Club Notes Prompt Sewing Day at Mrs Clara Rose Home
Fidelity circle plans an all day sewing session at the home of Mrs Clara Rose on Tuesday. A wkumon klub is set to meet at Hotel Russell-Lamson this evening.
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Fidelity Circle
Clara Rose
Wkumon Klub
Hotel Russel-Lamson
Hardsurfaced Ocean to Ocean Road Plans Visit Waterloo
George White of Sioux City promotes an Atlantic to Pacific hard surfaced highway through Waterloo. He outlines projected benefits, then details funding by Sioux Falls businessmen and leadership of the Greater Waterloo Association. Directors meet to discuss course marking and state cooperation.
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Waterloo
Hihway
George White
Sioux City
Watt
Sioux Falls
H. V. Harlan
Minnehaha National Bank
Charles McSaffree
Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce
G. Gherry
Minnehaha National Bank of
Greater Waterloo Association
George W. White
L. P. Courshon
Golf Club to Award Clubhouse Contract
Byrnes Park Golf club meets at Greater Waterloo association rooms at 7 30 tonight to award a clubhouse contract near Byrnes Park links on Fletcher avenue. Plans for a handicap tournament starting Friday will be finalized, with about 24 players expected to qualify and more than 100 members hoped to join before the drive ends.
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Byrnes Park Golf Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Byrnes Park Links
Fletcher Avenue
Freeman Installed as G A R Department Head in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls June 11 W C Freeman Le Mars was formally installed department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic at the Hotel Black Hawk parlor, succeeding the late W W Gist. Freeman elected vice commander at Fort Dodge Wednesday moved to first place. Burial details and funeral services for Dr Gist noted, with military rites and many Grand Army officers present.
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Cedar Falls
W. C. Freeman
le Mars
Grand Army of the Republic
Hotel Black Hawk
W. W. Gist
Freeman
Fort Dodge
J. A. Farrington
Council of Administration
Gist
First Congregational Church
George F. Barsalou
Bry
Angus B. MacLeod
Tabor
American Legion
G. A. Fr
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mr. Barsaiou
Grand Army
S. FB. Hersey
W. B. Fagan
Lynch
J. W. Barnes
D. Wright
H. H. Seerley
G. A. BR
David J. Palmer
Washington
Dr. Gist
J. L. Farrington
Town Falls
A. C. Beatty
Independence
L. J. Kohn
Hampton
J. P. Riseley
Iowa
Iowa, and Mrs. Riseley, Des Moines, Women's
Relief Corps
Orphin Turner
Fairfield
Bris
Susan Browning
Muscatine
Minnie Miller
Maquoketa
Stella Plopper
Iowa Falls
Lou Schrack
Parkersburg
First Congregational Sunday School
Chickasaw Supervisor Dies at Nashua
Elmer B. Tucker a Chickasaw county board member died Sunday at his Nashua home after a yearlong illness from stroke and a recent second attack. He is survived by his widow and several children.
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Nashua
Nashua, Je
Elmer B. Tucker
Chickasaw County
Prize Recipes Grange Shortcake
Six oranges peeled and cut. Add 4 cup sugar and let stand. Cake mix uses 2 cups flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 2 teaspoon salt 24 cup sugar tablespoons shortening 1 egg 3 cup milk or water. Bake in square pan. White icing dip 2 tablespoons flour 3 cup sugar 1 teaspoon butter 1 cup boiling water. Cook and cool, spread between shortcake and on top. Directions from HILU Waterloo Iowa.
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Hilu
Mullan Avenue West
Waterloo
Social Welfare Board to Meet Wednesday at Black's Tearoom
The Social Welfare League executive board plans a noon business session at Black's tearoom on Wednesday. Iowa counties join in a survey of boys from Eldora correction school and individuals treated at Oakdale. Questionnaires have been sent to participants.
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Social Welfare Board
The
Social Welfare League
Black's Tearoom
Iowa
Eldora
Oakdale
Iowa survey on patient welfare at Hi Dora and Oakdale
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor leads a state survey under the University of Iowa extension bureau to determine if long term welfare improves from supervision of patients at Hi Dora and Oakdale. The study aims to identify inherited tendencies and evaluate outcomes of restricted confinement.
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Dorothy Taylor
University of Iowa Extension Bureau
Hidora
Oakdale
Cedar Falls Woman Dies Early Today
Cedar Falls June 11 Mrs. Peter Hansen 67 died at Sartori hospital at 7 30 am today of gall stones She became ill last week and was taken to hospital for an operation but her condition prevented surgery She attended the Danish Lutheran convention before her illness Funeral rites will be Wednesday at Bethlehem church and a service at Hreds ylija church Interment will be in the local cemetery Surviving are two sons Henry Adolphsen and Dan of Askov Minnesota
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Cedar Falls
Peter Hansen
Sartori Hospital
Gallalones
Bethlehem
Henry Adolphsen
Dan
Askov
Minn
Five Generations Of Family Hold Reunion
Mrs. Charles Chicke hosts a five generation gathering during the visit of Illinois members led by 90 year old George W. Clark of Cedar Falls. The party includes Mrs. Otto Bam Murphy of Peoria, Mrs. Paul T. Webb of Delavan, and Paul Thomas Jr. The event marks five generations in the area with several informal get togethers planned.
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Charles Chicke
Otto Bam Murphy
Peoria
Paul T. Webb
Delavan
Paul Thomas, Jr
Tlinois
George W. Clark
Cedar Falls
John Bates
Chickering
Murphy
Degrees Awarded At Ames ISU Commencement
Iowa State College in Ames conferred degrees this morning to graduates including J Parvin Eves of Waterloo with a master of agriculture degree Orrin H Weatherill B S in architecture engineering Richard Bodholdt Clarence Wilson with civil engineering Leora Fairbanks with home economics and Harry Orrick Jr with mechanical engineering
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Iowa State College
Ames
Waterloo
J. Parvin Eves
Orrin H. Weatherill
Richard 5. Bodholdt
Clarence H. Wilson
Harry C. Orrick, Jr
Leora Mi. Fairbanks
Reinbeck Chautauqua Finances Favorable as Session Ends
Reinbeck Chautauqua closed after a five day session with the final entertainment held in the school auditorium due to rain and cool weather. The committee reports a favorable financial condition with far more money raised by ticket sales than required to cover last year’s debt and this year’s program.
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Reinbeck
Mrs. William Johns Dies at Reinbeck
Mrs. William Johns died suddenly of heart trouble at Reinbeck Iowa on Sunday. Survived by her husband and three children Irene Viola and Mrs Arthur Altenburg all of Reinbeck. Margaret Thiel born in Bargenstedt Germany fifty three years ago and married William Johns twenty years ago.
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Reinbeck, Ja
William Johns
Margaret Thiel
Bargenstedt
Germany
Arthur Altenburg
Irene
Viola
Reinbeck
Actress Denies Engagement With Film Star
Colletta Ry an, star of the Passing Show in Chicago, denied she was engaged to movie comedian Larry Bremon who recently signed a $1,000,000 a year contract. She said there is nothing to it now and joked about how such rumors spread.
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Chicago
Reverend A P Blough to Attend Brethren Conference
Rev A P Blough, pastor of the Waterloo and Orange Township Church of the Brethren, left last evening for Calgary to attend the national conference of the General Mission and Publication Board, convening Wednesday. He will also attend the national conference next week.
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A. P. Blough
Conference
Church OF Brethren
A. P B. Blough
Waterloo
Orange Township
Church of the Brethren Organizations
Calgary
Canada
National Organization
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