Wedding of Miss Ann Peck and Walter J Deckert at Sacred Heart
Miss Ann Peck and Walter J Deckert married this morning at Sacred Heart Catholic church in a large ceremony officiated by Ray John M Molloy. The bride wore white crepe with crystal beads, mariner veil, carried roses and swainsona, with siblings and friends as attendants. After mass, breakfast for 60 guests followed at Florel Russell Lamson. Deckert, a West District teacher and former Lawler resident, will work as a line stockkeeper for Illinois Central. they will reside in Waterloo. Out-of-town guests attended from Minneapolis Chicago Vinton and Jesup. Tuesday afternoon Happy Hour club luncheon hosted by Mrs James Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Peck
Walter J. Deckert
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Ray
John M. Molloy
Della Tritt
Mendelssoh
Agnes Thompson
Nupitu
ED. W. Peek
Vera Peck
Florence Timmerman
Burlington
Miss Peck
Miss Timmerman
Dolorus
Marlys Woodward
Minneapolis
Bss
Ak Earl Ganry
Frank Kelly
Waterloo
Dor Vooltinger
Don McDermott, Jr
Paul
Francis McGarvey
Waterao
Kate Deckert
Frank Woodward
Minneapolis.- Minn
William Grane
Frank Sheridan
Chicago
James McVey
Vinton
H. B. Kanausa
Brandon
E. FT. Donavan
Independence
Picnic of Y W Employed Girls Set for Tuesday
Rally for all employed girls involved in Young Women’s Christian Association work will culminate in a Tuesday picnic. Invitations go to women at their workplaces, with reservations requested by Monday evening at the Y W C A. Basket supper costs 25 cents and attendees bring only a cup and spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown Sinclair
Ralph Hoxie
D. J. Walker
H. L. Litchfeld
D. B. Henderson
Stewarthey
Floranca Jensen
Marie Packard
Wilda Mae Heck
Elledine Fresenberg
Ieille McQuilkin
Dora Mitchell
Minnie McKercher
Helen Potter
P. m
Sinclair
Camping Party Planned by YWCA for Independence Day
Young women of the YWCA employed girls department, led by Mrs Nellia Browsd Sinclair, announce a camping party for the Fourth of July. Florence Brinton, new general secretary, is expected to join. The river cottage above Cedar Falls is reserved for a weekend outing to plan next year’s activities, with travel starting Friday evening or Saturday morning and returning Sunday. Temple Rebekah staff will practice at 7 30 p m Monday in I O O F hall on Fourth street east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ys W. C.A
Nellia Browsd Sinclair
Temple Rebekah
I. O. O. FL Hall
Fourth Street
New Committee Arranges D A R Picnic Friday in Waterloo
The Waterloo Daughters of the American Revolution held a year end picnic for 30 members at Mrs. Thomas Eaton Cedar Heights. A new social committee organized by Mrs. J R Roberts and others planned next year’s chairmanships with Mrs. P H Paulsen regent announcing appointments. A brief program followed, featuring violin pieces by Miss Margaret Miller and readings by Bob Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thomas Eeton
Cedar Heights
J. R. Roberts
Ben Hesser
G. C. Kennedy
Thomas Eaton
Frank Fisher
P. H. Paulsen
Fred S. Pettit
John Beck
Golingaux
Monroe
Mich
Mary Melrose
Margaret Snively to Wed Denver Man
Twelve graduate nurses from Presbyterian hospital learned the approaching marriage of hostesses Miss Margaret Snively and HT. A. Segelke of Denver Colorado during a party at Joe Snivelys home on Baltimore street Friday afternoon. The wedding is planned for late summer with Miss Martha Herman, a Chicago industrial nurse, as an out of town guest. Mrs Willis Glockner hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Harold Brown of Iowa City, formerly Miss Mildred Parker Waterloo, whose marriage was announced recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Margaret Snively
HT. A. Segelke
Denver
Colo
Joe Snively
Baltimore Street
Marth
Herman
Chicago
Willis Glockner
Harold Brown
Iowa City
Mildred Parker
Waterloo
The Fine Art of Letting Things Go
A spring reflection on a neighbor who let tasks go during winter to protect her health. Her four children benefited as she chose essentials, earning praise for restraint. Some neighbors judged harshly, revealing insecurities, while the piece argues that letting go when needed is a valuable, sane life skill.
Mabel Morgan and Paul Watters Wed at Home of Bride
Miss Mabel Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs B O Morgan and Paul E Watters son of Mr and Mrs J S Watters wed this afternoon at the brides home 715 Washington street with about 30 guests. The ceremony was conducted by Ray E W Main pastor of Graves Memorial United Brethren church. D D Morgan brother of the bride served as best man. Dinner followed at Russell Lampton Hotel. The bride who attended West High School is a bookkeeper at Singer Sewing Machine Co. Watters works at Northey Manufacturing Co. The couple will reside at 102 1 2 South Street after July percent wedding trip to Lake Oxoboi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Morgan
B. O. Morgan
Paul E. Watters
Watters
Washington Street
Ray
W. Main
Graves Memorial United Rethren
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Northey Manufacturing Company
South Street
Lake Oxoboi
Miss Baumgartner to Wed L A Andrews at Manchester
Elizabeth K K Baumgartner will marry Lloyd A Andrews on Wednesday June 7 at 4 30 p m in Manchester. The ceremony at 610 Howard street east will be conducted by Rev J Frank Moore in a setting with the bride’s sorority sisters and the bridegroom’s fraternity friends. Miss Anta Marie Baumgartner serves as bridesmaid with Walter Baumgartner as best man and Marian Kaiser to carry the ring. Baumgartner, editor in Chicago past year, previously taught drama and physical training in Manchester. Andrews, a Northwestern university and University of Colorado graduate, is a civil engineer with Illinois Central railway. They will be at home after July 25 and plan an extended trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Elizabeth KK. Baumgartner
Lloyd A Andrewa
Howard Street
J. Frank Moore
Anta Marie Baumgartner
Walter Baumpartner
Marian Kaiser
Miss Baumgartner
Charles B. Baumgartner
Chicago
Shea
Iowa
Northwestern University
Mr. Andrewss
University of Colorado
Ilinois Central Railway
Howard Street East
Ross Graduation Recital by Ross Conservatory Trio
Miss Bernica Berg and Miss Genevieve Holman, pianists, present a graduation recital at United Presbyterian Church next Monday evening. Berg performs Spring Idyll and Country Gardens. Holman plays Nocturne and Rhapsody, with Marian King Ross as accompanist. Program includes Beethoven, Gluck, Brahms, Chopin, Grainger, and Liszt selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernica Berg
Genevieve
Holman
Redder
Ross Conservatory of Music
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Berg
Frederic Mills Ross
Marian King Ross
Beethoven
Gavette
Gluck-Brahms
Civilization
Davis
Hare
Anon
Allss Holman
Chopin
Grainger
Connell
Kerr
Miss Holman
Miss Bers
Cox
Misa Holman
June social notes and family gatherings listed
Women's Relief corps plans a June 24 birthday party and invites Spanish American War veterans to join the Independence Day picnic at Hanna's grove. Eighteenth McQuilkin family picnic set for June 11 at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds with attendees from across the state. Marriage notice for Thomas Stevens Van Alyen and Margaret Fitch scheduled for June 24 at St Pauls Milwaukee. Sunnyside Country Club dance draws nearly 200 couples with Virginia Tallerday visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Hanna’s Grove
Lincoln Park
Eirks' Lodge
McQuilkin
Dairy Cattle Congress
J. D. McQuilkin
Sam Dodge
D. Woodley
Galtla
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
la Porte City
Cedar Falls
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Counry Club
Virginia Tallerday
San Francisco
Cal
G. N. Cousins
Maddigan Pupils to Give Two Recitals Next Week
Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Art pupils will perform two recitals at the institution's headquarters next week. The Wednesday and Friday programs feature piano solos, dances, and a piano duet, with pieces by Nevin, Schubert, Dvorak, and Delibes among others, performed by listed students including Ardis, Merla, Margaret, Freida Mae, and Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddigan
Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Art
Bet
Dal. Plano
Alder
Rabare
Keeler
Kewple
Délbes
Roeynard
Jacqueminot Olnatec
Sylvia
Burr
Wola MoeChegor
Ava Blume Danes
Alban Fouster
Margaret Davis
Plano
Iris
Reynard
Ely Hoth
Flag Day Observed by Melrose D A R at Sumner
Melrose chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution held a 1 o'clock luncheon in Sumner with hostesses Mrs KE W Heyer and assistants Mrs George Wescott Mrs Grant Dickman and Mrs Raymond Wescott. Guests included several Sumner and Waverly chapter members. After lunch a board meeting followed by a flag salute. State treasurer Mrs BP Chamberlain reported on activities and Mrs A G Sawyer discussed Americanization work. Flag and insignia committee achievements were cited. Mrs M J Fowler joined the chapter. two applicant names were announced. Evening entertainment was canceled due to the storm. Waterloo members returned home. Fall plans include a picnic at Hanna homestead and sessions at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ Melrose
Sumner
KE. Wheyer
George Wescott
Grant Dickman
Raymond Wescott
Ambrose Allen
Ambrey
Ed Wisner
Waterloo
Hanna Homestead
Russell- Lamson
Pollock and Haggerty to Marry in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Juanita Pollock of Waterloo and John W. Haggerty of Washington, D.C., will marry in Chicago on Monday, with Mr. and Mrs. Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty attending. The bride, a 1915 Waterloo High School graduate, will wear white crepe with lace and a white turban, carrying roses. she has worked in the Hawkeye Gift Co. and at a Chicago office, before their Washington home. Haggerty left Notre Dame to join the forces in France, later becoming a Chicago board of trade member and a post exchange accountant with U.S. Marines, now in Washington. After a eastward trip, the couple will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Pollock
Waterloo
John A Haggerty
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Siontay
W. D. Pollock
Leland Avenue
John W. Haggerty
Elizabeth Crepa
Miss Pollock
Wast High School
Hawkeye Git Company
Haggerty
Notre Dame College
Miniines
France
Chicago Board of Trade
Post Exchange
U.S. Marinas
Washington
Philathea Class appoints new treasurer at church picnic
The Philathea class of First Presbyterian Sunday school elected Miss Luestia Wogson as treasurer succeeding Miss Janet McKenzie during a Thursday church picnic for 10 members. McKenzie departs Friday to reside in the east. Miss Florence Van Metre of Cedar Falls served as cuest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Luestia Wogson
Janet McKenzie
Lightning manicure and home beauty tips from Dolly
A quick guide to a three minute manicure using hot water and lemon juice, followed by nail shaping and cuticle care. It also touches on hair removal with tweezers near the eyes, and a brief note on healthy weight through milk and outdoor exercise for a young reader.
Judge Ransier to Address Rotary Luncheon in Iowa
Judge Ransier former district judge and longtime Iowa legal figure will speak at the Rotary luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday noon. He will discuss notable cases from his career. also notes upcoming Rotary events and international convention details with delegates and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransier
Chartes
District Court
Iowa
Rotary
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Cleveland
Graham
Eleventh District
Chicago
Rotary Clubs
International Organization
Party for Visitor-Mrs Mildred and Mrs F C Higgs
A social afternoon featured a 1 oclock luncheon at Black's in honor of Mrs Mildred Dunlevy and Mrs F C Higgs of Detroit. The event followed by informal visiting at the Mandeville residence, with orchid and gold color decor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Mandeville
Dunlevy
F. C. Higgs
Detroit
Mich
Black’s
Charles City Man Honored by Vermont Masons on 89th Birthday
Charles City Ta June 1 Oakley Pierce received a telegram on his eighty ninth birthday anniversary from the Masonic grand lodge of Vermont. He is noted as the first surviving charter member of the frontier lodges of Vermont, with congratulations marked by the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Oakley Pierce
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Vermont
Ver- Invont
Bus line replaces Tama Topeka railroad service
The Tama Topeka railroad will discontinue passenger service on June 13 and be replaced by a bus line operating between Toledo and Topeka. Birth notices list numerous families and newborns with dates and locations across Waterloo and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tama & Topeka
Cheaper Light Quest by Council in Independence
Independence Iowa June 13. City council seeks cheaper electric lighting by forming a committee to study rate reductions for business offices and residences while excluding power current. If cut, savings may reach about 10 percent. Council also considers extending water mains in wards one two and four with committee to determine material needs. Weather and local events follow reports of sandstorms damaging uncultivated corn, Chautauqua superintendent Ruth Battle relocates to Langdon North Dakota, and social notices include reunions and picnics in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jensen
Cormnittes
Buchanan County
Chautauguse
Ruth Battle
T. J. Gettle
Langdon
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Company
iHasdquarters
Champaign
Biss Beille
Perants
Decatur
Ill
P. D. Taylor
Hopkinton
F.C. Reeve
Taylor
Farm Bureau
Wall City
Fair Grounds
Burr
Forester Creek
Ais
Nellie Burr
Alert Burr
Eugene Burr
R. Ac’ Burr
Los Angeles
Irenor - Sirs
S&l
A. Smith
Miss Harriet Aka
Shellito
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Miss Ann Peck
Happy Hour Club
James Jackson
Y. W
Paul Watters
Ross
W.R. C
van Alyen-Fitch
Thomas Stevens van Alyen
Margaret Fitch
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fitch
Lawrence Fitch
W. B. Small
Ite
Rowding
Grandma
Tha
Ardis Saulth
Nevin
Smith
Ben- Inh
Barber
Follew
Lalle Barwell
Ellen Billings
Pleno
Buon Notte
Hedge Rose
Schubert
June Farguson
Ammdt
Berneo Fitzgerald
Grant Shaster
Ola Wendy
Tome Vhino Ehr
Merle Otter
Haudins
Virginia Parr
Eleanor Alford
Melrose D. A. R
Harold Dudgeha
South St. Paul
Minn
Max Miller
Mary Davidson
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Irvin
Wilson
L. ¥. Berry
Mark Campbell
Irvin
Harold Kremers
F Wilson
Nora Phinney
California
James
G. Ib. Barker
Pillsbury Avenue
W. ©. Silver
Becker Chapter
G. Hill
Church News
Dolly
John Reuter
Gilbertville
Joseph
Peter
Lena Meisch
Mary Miller
Anna Kauth
W. D. Schrock
Eliza B
George W. Phelps
Lucy J
Buchanan's
Walnut Street
Jack Sinclair
Missouri
Minnie Lamb Perry
Jerloo
G. G. Burling
Irma
Clarksville
F. Burling
Wellington Street
Susan
F. A. Bradford
Execu. Tix
Casebeer Heights
The
United Commercial Travelers
K. P. Hall
J. DB. Probert
Union Railway
Probert
Alaska
Charles Felsing
Alta Vista Avenue
Janesville
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Little Duke
Caroline Markle
Pearl Ellis
Lillian Dennis
Mason City
Carl Paschke
Black Earth
Emma_ Schuman
L. B Freeman
Freeman
Vance Knapp
J. C. Knapp
Mae Bowser
Elizabeth Billings
Grace Margaret Foley
Cytilia Dolan
Rosary College
Lake Forest
Dolan
Pay South Street
Farr Peters
Clarinda
Dubuque
State Bar Association
Peters
Lois Canty
Alice G. Kiligaman
Government Indian Service Department
J. W. Thompson
O. H. Sweeney
Ray L. Short
Des Moines
Ifa Insurance Company of
New York
Clear Lake
Short
Birney Allen
George B. Rowell
Wetland
R. C. Wangler
James DeLorde
Allen
Little Bay Lake
Ella Buzard
Miss
Morris Island
Fred BD. Adams
Willis Johnson
Wendall
Ames
Jewell W
Iowa State College
E. T. Dupkelberg
Vermont Lodge
Bir
Kirk Danton
Eleanor
Silas O. Anderson
Prea- Aytorian Hospital
Howard James
Roy Conner
Wrterlos
Nay JL
Marley James
Fred Nichols
Water- 100
Mary Catherine
Leo E. Nichole
Ballou
Jack Edyard
Win Dalmany
Tofferson
Cillbert
Bennett
Third West
Joan
Benjamin F. Bell
Commercial
O Lnnle
Leorn
Earl D. Mages
Dunkerton
Stes
Stephen
Newton
Thomas A. Ruane
Williston
Neva Vererica
Anton Kalatale
Barclay
North
Daniel Anthony
Primive Aguas
Colorado
Delores G
Walter M. Alanning
Western
Eileen Patricia
Touwis
Lighthart
Berth
Wayne Russell
John C. Webber
Kern
John Francis
Carl Kulien
Baltimore
McKinley Cook
Beech
Elizabeth Marie
Oscar Dybsford
Clay
Antoinette Katherine
J. Adam Entz
Scoend West
Carol Trorence
Bidward A Friedl
St. Francis Hospital
George Louis
Barney Bartholomew
Eters Mey
Colsenay
Sibert
QUEST
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
Weide
Reese City
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