Mary Plaehn and Harry V Knorr Wed in Reinbeck Iowa
Miss Mary Plaehn and Harry V Knorr married at the bride’s home in Reinbeck Iowa, Rev A M S Stock officiating in front of relatives and a few friends. The couple will tour Chicago and Pennsylvania before settling teaching positions.Guests included Mrs K B Van Stanton and others. post ceremony festivities followed with a pink and white decor theme.
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Mary Plaehn
Harry Knorr
Reinbeck
Harry V. Knorr
Cie Homa
A. M. S. Stock
Congregational Church
Equ High School
Toe College
North- Western University School of Speech
Warrenton
Nebraska State Teachers College
Knorr
Berwick
Graduation Recital by Marian Ross and Alice Bunyan Planned
Recitals by Marian Ross and Alice Bunyan, piano and reader, will be held Friday at United Presbyterian auditorium at 8 p.m. The program features pieces by Beethoven, Grieg, Gluck, and Brahms, plus songs and readings. Pupils of Ross, instructor at the conservatory, perform in two sections next week with first at Westminster Presbyterian church and second at United Presbyterian church.
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Marian King Ross
Ross Conservatory of Music
Alice L. Bunyan
Iheary
United Presbyterian Auditorium
Tiszt
Butterfly Bende
Riley
Cox
Bunyan
Melody
Cruhensteind
Walset
Florence
Liebling J
Miss Ross
Patsy Origgin
Callud Tady
Asrel
Misa Bunyan
Gavotte
Gluck Brahms
Country Gardens
Granger
Calin
Flare
Miss Tusyan
Conservatory
Catherine Lumry to Marry Harold Smith in Sioux City
Announcement states Miss Catherine Lumry daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Lumry will wed Harold L Smith of Sioux City In Indiana June 20 The event follows a lunch bridge at Sunnyside Country Club with Mrs Ben Weaven of Chicago presiding Several out of town visitors attend including Mrs Horace Van Metre From Fort Dodge and Miss Gertrude Eland er from Minnesota The couple's plans include Lumry teaching history and Smith in business in Sioux City The item also notes social gatherings and club activities of local women groups and church societies during the period
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Catherine Lumry
W. R. Lumry
Haroldl. Smith
Sioux City
Ben Weaven
Chicago
Sunnyside Country Club
Horace van Metre
Fort Dodge
Florida
W .F. Mack
Misa Gertrude Etlander
Miss Lumry
Bridget
Lumry
Misses Rush
Dorothy
Josephine Lumry
Iowa State ‘Feachers College
Lawa State University
Wajtertoo
Smith
Adina Klinefelter
Pil Brim
First Congregational Church
Oaklawn Avenue
Isabella Circle Annual Picnic Planned at Byrnes Park
Isabella Circles Daughters of Tsapppila announce their annual picnic for members and families at Byrnes Park next Monday evening with supper at 6 30. Mrs Rh P Condon chairs the event with entertainment for children and various volunteers assisting. coffee and ice cream provided.
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Joseph Schiel
Thomas Flynn
F. A. Masberg
W. ©. Foster
James Sims
Dr. Koch
P. F. Brown
Aa. A. Hoffmann
Jane Kirby
Memors
Church News Speaker Dives Into Mission Work in Burma
Misa Ann Aavburn spoke to Burien Avenue Baptist women on her two years as a mission school instructor in Burma and her recent year at Cedar Falls Teachers College. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Rex Bryant Mrs Wayne Garvin and Mrs Earl Jago.
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Misa Ann Aavburn
Tvo
Burma
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Fin Burien Avenue’ Baptist Church
Rex.Bryant
Wayne Garvin
Earl Jago
Watching Love and Marriage Through Ceremony
The writer reflects on Emersonian power of love and memory and explores wedding rituals from engagement to honeymoon. He notes the joy and social energy of ceremonies that elevate couples, offering a fresh view on why weddings feel ceremonial and meaningful in daily life.
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Emerson
Aurely
Mary
Trousseau
Shower Honoring Mrs Leta Holmes by Burton Ave Class
Nineteen members of the Philathea class at Burton Avenue Baptist Church held a surprise kitchen shower for Mrs Leta Bennett Holmes in recognition of her recent marriage. The party was hosted at the home of Mrs Holmes’ parents on Broadway with games and refreshments provided by Mary Michael’s committee.
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Natal
Bert Formes
Hartman Avenue
J. W. Mur
Yay
Holmes
Anna Shea
Kenneth Newto
Ts. T. Newtind
Misa Amanda Johansen
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Carl Wagner
William Kurigeri
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Leta Bennett Holmes
Elmer Bennett
Past Matrons Club Notes Share Craft and Farm Plans
Fifteen members of the Past Matrons' club Waterloo chapter OHS met with hostess Mrs Faith McLaughlin for needlework and a farm trip. Three guests attended Mrs W W McFarvins, Mrs Elizabeth Roby Brown of Chicago, and Miss Mary Ethel Dixon, present matron. A July 8 Byrnes park picnic is planned. Z Ehe club hosted by Mrs D Z Callahan on Wednesday featured five hundred with prizes to Mrs L A Bush and Mrs F W King. Mrs Ross Farrell assisted with the luncheon.
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Westminster
W. P. Jensen
H. B. Bahr
D. C. Blackhall
Des Moines
F. J. Wadish
G. A. West
Waterloo
Faith McLaughlin
W. W. McFarvins
Elizabeth Roby Brown
Chicago
Mary Ethel Dixon
Byrnes Park
D. Z. Callahan
L. A. Bush
F. W. King
Ross Farrell
County Board Cuts Valuation of Farm Holdings in Grundy
Grundy county Iowa officials reduced overall land valuations by 4 percent after considering assessor figures. Individual townships saw further adjustments with Beav er, German, Clay, and Shiloh townships taking between 3 and 5 percent cuts. Incorporate d town valuations dropped 3 percent, Grundy Center and Holland to about 166 per acre after 30 percent cuts, Reinbeck and Dike to 10 percent reductions, and Stout to 4 percent. Personal property averages were adjusted to balance district figures.
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Reinbeck
Grundy County
Fairfield Township
Melrose
Beaver
German
Clay
Shiloh
Grundy Center
Holland
Dike
Stout
Shell Rock Church Hosts Annual Mother and Daughter Dinner
The First M E church in Shell Rock Iowa held its annual mother and daughter dinner with 20 attendees. Mrs A F Yardo served as toast mistress as Wanda Tharp and Maxine Remington sang a duet and Katherine Williams played a piano solo. Mrs America Tolzschuh from Waterloo spoke on Comradeship and toasts were offered by Mrs Ruth Yardo Mrs K Weidman and Mrs Ruth Myers.
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Shell Rock
First M. EF. Church
Ladies Aid Society
A. F. Yardo
Wanda Tharp
Maxine Remington
Katherine Wiliams
America Tolzschuh
Waterloo
Ruth Yardo
K. Weidman
Ruth Myers
Waterloo G A R Veterans Attend Iowa Encampment
Waterloo veterans of the G A R and auxiliary groups were prominent at the Mason City encampment. Col. Amos Wheat reported about 400 Civil War veterans marched, with George W. Bothwell re elected department surgeon and Byron Leighton carrying the department flag in the parade. Delegates were named for the Grand Rapids national encampment and officers installed.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Amos Wheat
Robert Anderson
George W. Bothwell
A. G. Beatty
Byron Leighton
E. J. Stonebraker
Hampton
C. L. Wilson
Wapelle
Chapain
Grand Rapids
Mich
Iawa
J. O. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Jtarge
J. C. Boice
Washington
J. H
Dunsmore
Clinton
John Hartman
Iowa Alls
Joseph Watts
Ionia
W. B. Cowan
Waukon
John DB. Fraley
Albion
W. M. Moore
Mount Vernon
George Amons
Albia
Amos Gray
Oskaloosa
William Harding
Des Moines
B. Overmire
Lennox
J. K. Ewing
Villisca
W.T. Condron
Rockwell City
Ed Schroeter
Sioux City
Zella Kimbley
Montezuma
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Jennie Nelson
Clear Lake
Rebecca Hiskey
Cedar Falls
Bayne
Iowa City
May Walker
Iva Willey
Wilma Combs
Jessie Hale
Fort Dodge
Ethel Snodgrass
Negro Baptists Sponsor June Carnival in Waterloo
Waterloo Negroes plan a June carnival at Lawndale playground June 11-12-12 sponsored by Antioch Baptist Church Sunday school and Baptist Young People's Union. Events include ball games for married vs single men and women, a fish fry, a musical program, a carnival queen contest, and a barbecue without meat. Key organizers include Roxey Hilliard Curry Illingsworth Gills Tollivar Brown Bell Mills.
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Waterloo
Lawndale Playground
Antioch ‘Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
M. E
Antioch Baptist Sunday School
Lin Young
Roxey Hilliard
Eva Clyde Curry
John Illlingsworth
Dorothy Gills
Ruby Tollivar
Lizzie Brown
William Bell
J. E. Mills
Grundy County Youths Engage in Gopher Hunt
Grundy Center June 11 county supervisors offered a 10 cent bounty to curb gophers. Local youths including Henry Bryant Tloyd Huen Charles Smith W Callaway Florence Callaway Herbert Ast and John T Johnson have turned in notable counts with totals exceeding 45 animals in some cases.
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Grundy Center
Grundy
Henry Bryant
Tloyd T Huen
Charles Smith
V- W. Callaway
Florence Callaway
Herbert Ast
John T. Johnson
Beauty Chats Baby’s Complention
Advice on baby skin care stressing simple cleansing and gentle oil or cold cream for sensitive skin. Warns against harsh washing and heat or cold exposure. Mentions natural hair shedding and cautions against self treatment of blemishes. notes limited help possible from facial surgeons and ankle massage.
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Lacey Lo
Resin Stars on Waterloo Jubilee Boxing Night
A one round boxing main event with renowned pugilists anchors Waterloo jubilee celebrations in Lincoln park June 26. Admission is free as committees organize fireworks water carnival street vaudeville and a large parade. The three day party aims to attract thousands from nearby towns with confetti bags concerts and entertainment ending with the Mardarus. William Plante and Helen Collins obtain a marriage license in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Lincoln Park
Beasts of burden horses and mules in Waterloo assessment
Waterloo city assessor J. A. Townsley reports a shift away from horse and mule use in commercial work. The annual personal property summary notes 95 commercial horses, 337 last year, with overall declines in merchandise and bank stocks. Dairying remains limited to Waterloo west, while new capital and moneys are expected to rise this summer. Forest areas burned total 373,214 acres nationwide in 1922.
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Waterloo
J. A. Townslang
Peryaumk
Townsley
Jess Bank Istack
Waterloo West
Cool Winds Annoy Two Homeless Boys Seek Shelter
Two teenage runaways Charlie Dunfield and Julius Moses and a partner from Chicago were observed wandering near the river and seeking a freight train ride to Chicago. Patrolman Lloyd Cox spotted them and they waited at the police station while claiming they were not runaways.
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Little Charlie Dunfield
Oklahoma
Julius Moses Sanfonesco
Chicago
Oper Youd
Lloyd Cox
Charlie
Julius
Chcago
Christian Scientist Freed in Manitoba Appeal
The Manitoba court of appeals quashed the conviction of William Elder for manslaughter in Winnipeg and ordered his release. Elder, a Christian Science practitioner, had been imprisoned after a child under his treatment failed to recover.
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Christian Scientist
Winnipeg
Can
William Elder
Iwanslaugher
Manitoba Court of Appeals
Mr. Elder
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