Our Lady of Victory alumni banquest and meeting notes
More than fifty attended the seven teenth annual banquet and meeting of Our Lady of Victory academy Alumni association in the auditorium with Rev F J Toomey as toastmaster Urban Mullan greeted at the welcome and Joseph Kelly replied Miss Mary Kelly sang with Loretta Pint and others also performing Rev Luke Striegel gave the address Election results named Mary Kelly president Urban Mullen vice president Anna Casey secretary Genevieve Wilhelm treasurer and trustees Constance and Neil McDermott Walnut Street Baptist and Alpha Phi Phi class hosted Mrs John Bunyon Smith write up notes a long list of society and church events continue throughout the city referencing meetings, gifts, and gatherings across several organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L
Mary Kelly
Urban Mullen
Anna Casey
Genevieve Wilhelm
Mark Striegel
Constance
Neil McDermott
Walnut Street Baptist
Alpha Philiathea
John Bunyon Smith
Charles Glockyer
Smith
Wichita
Kan
Glockier
Bess Johnson
Anna McCowan
Louemma Dunlavey
Luella ‘Slight
Beauty Chats BrEDS A KENT FORBES
A correspondent reports weekly progress on weight loss and shares a practical hint for preserving rhubarb by cold water canning. She plans to store stalks in jars with pure water and seal for winter, to use later in fruit desserts with sugar or saccharin.
Side Talks On Closet Space And House Improvements
Ruth Cameron advises readers to reverse their thinking when needing home upgrades. Look back at past improvements and savor what exists, then plan gradually. impatience eases as you count your current conveniences. The author recalls wishing for more closets at a summer home, learns labor barriers, and finds contentment through reminiscence and gradual progress.
Lace and Mantilla Dreams in a Pitying Tale
A romance unfolds from a failed writing contest twist as Sally Day learns her work was competing under a rival pen name. An editor reveals Eliza Townsley as the real winner, triggering Sally’s despair before friends urge resilience. Roses arrive as Peter’s visit looms.
Sally's Vocation Sparks a Choice Between Love and Fame
Sally Day declares she will not marry Peter or any man to pursue a literary career after winning a $1,000 prize. Anna Flarity objects, accusing Sally of being mean for choosing ambition over marriage and a life with Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Flarity
Anna
Frank
Peter
Sally
Sally Day
Bathing Beach to Be Open Tomorrow
The Cedar River park beach and bathhouse will open to the public tomorrow. River soundings by Park Commissioner Albert Sherwood show a deep channel about 25 feet from shore, limiting access for non swimmers. The sandbar is in fair shape and no diving bells are yet placed. divers platforms may be delayed until dredge and sand pump arrangements can be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Albert Sherwood
Jane
Sherwood
Cedar Heights Child Reports Improvement After Illness
Lorraine Stevenson, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs David Stevenson of Cedar Heights, has shown a change for the better after a severe illness described as pneumonia with measles onset risk. Her condition remains critical due to heart strain and related complications as she responds to treatment and care from local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
David Stevenson
Cedar Heights
Pickett Labeled Top Convention Orator in Chicago Speech
Waterloo man Charles Pickett earned praise as the top convention speaker for Gov. Lowden, delivering a brief yet pointed address in the Chicago Coliseum. Lore Alford and other Republicans praised his eloquence and impact, noting delegates from other states also lauded his oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 9. Pickett
Waterloo
Gov. Lowden
Coliseum
Chicago
Lore Alford
Black Hawk County
Republican Central
H. W. Brown
W. H. Hurk
GD. Cass
W. Hellen
Mr. Pickett
Judge Williams in Critical Condition
Judge J. E. Williams, who has suffered paralysis since January 31, 1923, worsened yesterday morning. He has been unconscious since midnight and his condition appears to be rapidly fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Williams
Firemen Save Local Car Blaze At Station Approach
On Fifth street an automobile owned by F. T. Elghmey burst into flames while en route to the east fire station. Firefighters quickly tackled the blaze with chemical tanks, using six gallons, preventing major damage to the vehicle. Elghmey steered the car to headquarters, aiding a safe extinguisher response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alama
F. T. Elghmey
Eftr
Fifth Street
Bighmey
Civic Organ Makes Its Bow to the Public
The first edition of the Greater Waterloo official organ edited by HK F McDonough is on association desks. The four-page issue is typographically keen and brimming with brisk editorials, likely to win broad approval and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Iw Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
HK. F. McDonough
Linembera
Waccabee Rally in Waterloo Wednesday
Mrs Eva L McNett of New York and Mrs Ella Mark Lee of Boone Iowa will attend a Women s Benefit association of the Maccabees rally in Waterloo Wednesday A banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson will follow at 6 p.m with many local and nearby members expected The order maintains a large active presence in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva L. McNett
New York
Dast
Ella Mark Lee
Boone
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Russell-Lamson At & P.m
Order
Waterloo asked to give $1,000 toward Jewish sanitarium
N H Schultz secretary of the Jewish Consumptives Society asks Waterloo residents to donate 1000 as Waterloo’s share of a 1 million dollar rebuild project after a Denver fire. Mrs J H Cohn directs fundraising in Waterloo. The society, 18 years old, serves tubercular patients with free admission and no religious or racial restrictions. 486 patients were treated last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Schultz
Jewish Consormatives Sellet Society
Aselet
Waterloo
Denver
Colo
Mildwestern
Mre
J. H. Cohn
Colonrado Infirmaries
Marriage Licenses Listed in Cedar Falls Area
A list of marriages shows Ira A. Byers Cedar Falls wed Leoman Moxie Cedar Falls, and M Linnell wed Charles City. Gladys H. Scaco of Sioux City tied to Norris M. Blanchard of Des Moines, with Ruth I. Rigger of Des Moines also noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Byers
Cedar Falle
Leoman
Moxie
Cedar Fally
M. Linnell
Charles City
Gladys H. Scaco
Sioux City
Norris M. Blanchard
Ruth I. Rigger
Des Moines
Mortuary JAIMIE J Wanna and Judge Hanna Deaths
Dr WH Wanna returns from Grand Island Neb after brother Judge James Hanna dies of heart trouble at 59. Hanna, banker and former Nebraska legislator born in Illinois, survived by widow and children, brothers and sister. Catherine Landau dies after eight months illness. Mitchell Noragart to wed Tres Smiddy in Waterloo. wedding license issued to Glaston ND and tres Smiddy.
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Jaimie J
Wanna
WH. H. Wanna
Grand Island
Neb
James &. Hanna
Vinton
Nebraska State Bank
Dayton State Bank
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
Eatata
Greeley County
Hanna
Cornell College
Nebraska
Greely County
Dr. Hanna
Waterloo
J. W. Hanna
Farmera Savings Bank
Garrison
W. H. Vianna
The
People's Savings Bank
Belle Hanna
Aceaur Lab College
Abingdon
Catherine Landau
Wranklin Street
Gers
Wil
Wileman & Gindt
Mitchell
Noragart
J. J. Lockwood
Glaston
N. D
Tres ‘Marie
Grace M. St
Smiddy
Lee Center
Elijah J.tl
Jefferson Street
Misa Landau
Lea Can
Foster
John Landa
Bradford
Tll
Mia
J. ©. Smith
Miss Landau
Henry
Frederickshurst
William
Ill
Chris
William Claim
Dixon
Adam Cleim
Bradford, I
Frank Anderson
Bvanston
William Johnson
Rockford
Births Reported In Local Notices
Birth announcements list newborns with parents and dates including Walter H Wilson at 1902 Walberry June 7 a son Robert Lea, Harry French at 915 Itrehl June 10 a daughter John Lucile, Robert J. dichty at St Francis May 28 a son John Wels, P Archer Cedar Walle May 8 a son Blair Clifford, Samuel Hermann Treiehler Cedar Walls April 10 a son Samuel Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Wilson
Walberry
Robert Lea
Harry French
Itrehl
John Lucile
Rovert J. Dichty
St. Trancis Hospital
John Wels
P. Archer
Cedar Walle
Blair Clifford
Samuel Hermann
Treiehler
Cedar Walls
Samuel Richard
Toledo Public Safety Hushed Up by Gunmen
At 3:45 am Toledo Waterloo police were alerted to two bold robbers who held up the town marshal in Toledo Indiana. The pair, described as 18 to 20, tall slender dark complexioned and a 5 feet 6 inch suspect with a green sweater, demanded the marshal’s revolver and personal property. The other is 4 feet 11 inches tall, 129 pounds, wielding a .38 caliber gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Police Department of
Toledo
Argentina imposes heavy wheat and flour taxes
Buenos Aires reports the senate approved a four pesos per hundred kilograms tax on wheat and a five pesos per hundred kilograms levy on flour, to take effect after the chamber of deputies amended the bill. The notice also notes an odd aside about butter found by ink on comets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Pattern of accompanying design for Waterloo Courier
To obtain the Courier up to date fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow seams. All orders filled as promptly as possible and should reach you in ten days after sending order.
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Waterloo
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Lulu M. Pauley
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