Coughlan Warner "Miss Margaret Warner" marriage noted
Society column reports the marriage of Miss Margaret Warner of Fayette, Indiana, to Harry H. Caughlan of Akron, Ohio. Ceremony at the Warner home followed by Purdue commencement where Caughlan, an electrical engineering graduate, is noted with Great Northern Life ties. Public notices include club biennial plans and invitations for other society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlan-Warner
Margaret Warner
Robert E. Warner
Jiafayette
Ind
Harry H. Caughlan
J. H Caughlan
Fourth Street West
Warner
D. E
Perry
Purdue
Caughlan
School of Electrical Engineering
Dota Delta
Goto
Akron
Asern Ohioa
Pate ' Phrily
Congreeet Nday School
Westmipater‘Préabyterian
livet-Berg
Johanne’ Berg
Waterloo
Oliver
Wausalt
Wis
Sroibes
J .Cot. Tage
Priesby
RB Sandford
Jagt ‘Geven
eWashin
iTown
Life’ Yasurance Company
Dime
Des
Mr. Oliver
Great Northern Life. Insurance Company
Wausau
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron Blaming The Headache
Ruth Cameron argues irritability and perceived poor work often stem from illness not moral failing. She cites a physician noting microbes and abnormal physical conditions can cause toxins to accumulate, affecting mood and efficiency. The piece uses light humor to suggest tolerance for minor flaws amid common headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Fannie’s
Atélete
Beauty Chats How to guard skin with cold cream lotion
ADNA KENT FORERS offers seasonal skin care advice focusing on preventing sunburn and freckles. She promotes a honey almond lotion recipe alongside practical tips like wearing hats, veils, sun shades, and using liberal oil and powder.
Waterloo man trades for stolen auto in hasty deal
A Waterloo man named Woolsey at 38 Cascadian Avenue agreed to trade his auto to a stranger who claimed to represent himself as Robert Kirkham of Fort Dodge. The deal, made two weeks prior, involved the stolen vehicle and relied on identifying details from the buyer, who presented forged papers. The owner suspects a deception and warns others to beware of similar schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea
Woolsey
Cascidtin'avenue
eAwille
Robert
Kirkham
Fort Dodge
Fash
Galttle
Convinesd
Woolsey Recovers Boot Money After Car Theft Mixup
In a Webster County incident Woolsey paid a $26 boot money to a stranger after a Ford touring car theft confusion. The thief demanded $75 but was trimmed to $26 to hold in a local bank. The owner Kirkham later asked about $267, while it was revealed the car had been stolen. Rewards of $25 were issued for the car's recovery. Woolsey ultimately keeps the boot money and will surrender the car tail to Kirkham, who planned to travel to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsey
Aocal Bank
Kirkbam
Fort Dodge
Kirkbau
Webster County
Kirkham
Ila Woolsey
Waterloo
Herding
McClinton
Harding
J. Welty
Ben Denver
Colol L. Lewis
C. A. Lewis
Texas
South Amer
Edilea
Toledo Holdup Men Also Auto Thieves
Two young men, described by Toledo authorities as 18 to 27 years old, robbed M. Freedman at gunpoint on a deserted street, forced him from his Oldsmobile, and fled with the car. A similar pair reportedly tried a similar theft in Marshalltown, Iowa, as police issued a lookout note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ing
Marshalltown
Taok
Freedman
River Lake and Pond Victims Reported Drownings Near Decatur
Three boys drowned Sunday near Decatur Illinois with incidents in the Sangamon river near Monticello a park lake and a nearby gravel pit two were submerged in water bodies while the third perished in another site authorities investigate the drownings and identify the youths involved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Decatur
Ill
Sangamon River
Monticello
Park
Canada Back to Prewar Prices Says O C McClinton
O C McClinton reports Canadian prices have fallen near prewar levels in major centers after a trip through Manitoba and Saskatchewan. He notes lower prices, weak prosperity, limited employment outside farming, and vacant big hotels in Winnipeg despite decent crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
M’clinton
Pasig
O. C. McClinton
McClinton
Winnepeg
Yorktown
Sask
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Refined Petroleum Price Drop and Band Merger Plans
Refined petroleum prices fell today in New York with cases at 26 cents, tanks 1344 cents, and barrels 2344 cents per gallon. Illinois Central and Greater Waterloo bands plan a merger tonight to form a large new musical organization and discuss summer concert plans for Waterloo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Illinois Central
Greater Waterloo
Waterloo
Auto Accident Near Washburn Injures Two Men
W J Citexsresco and Charles Crowe of Argyle Street sustain injuries in a Saturday night wreck near Washburn when headlights fail and the car plunges into two feet of water. Citexsresco suffers a severe knee cut and other hurts and is hospitalized. Crowe has a wrist cut and returns home unassisted. Arthur Knapp and a companion aided the brothers in the roadside recovery until police and medical help arrived.
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W. J
Citexsresco
Charles ‘* Crowe
Argyle Street
Washburn
Citex
Presbyterian Hospital
Crowe
Arthur Knapp
Polie
Gitex
Harding’s Waterloo Friends Remember a Boyhood Leader
McClinton brothers recall Warren G Harding as a studious, ambitious farm youth from Bloomingrove Ohio. They recall his four mile walks to teach, self taught scholarship, and early newspaper work that built the Marion Star into a state power. The Waterloo neighbors wire congratulations as Harding enters national prominence.
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Waterloo
Warren’g. Harding
Plamaate
White’ House
United States
C. F.C
Jock. McCiatin
Harding
Bloomingrove
Warren
Jug
Hardings
McClinton Bo
Doc
O C. McClin
Thale
McClinton
Marlon
Star
McClinton Brothers
D. C
Canada
McCinton
CAD
Warren G. Harding
McClintons
J. L. McClinton
City in Brief Weekend Visits and Local Incidents
Local column lists a string of short items including injuries from scarlet fever, visitors from Minneapolis and St Paul, a Des Moines trip, theft at a railroad shop, a family visit, a broken water main, and several community notices. People named include Dale Crown, J P Feyorelson, H Tanks, Cunk family, Bretzke family, and Mrs Keller. Also noted are construction plans on Sunset Road, a water main break at Walnut and Fifth Streets, and upcoming Waterloo Industrial Association dinner at Hotel Russell-Lawson.
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J. P. Feyorelson
Baltiomore Street
Clear Lake
L. A. Kulebenstein
Prospect Avenue
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mina
Mish Mlaine Forbes
Second Street West
Des Moines
Bacon
Lafayette Street
Impnois Central
Tanks
Grinnell
Cunk
R. Hohl
Lore Alford
Walnut Aireet
Ha Yard
Walnut
Pith
E. J. Wenner
C. BE. Ranaler
Will
Mam Galloway
C. E. Pickett
Chicago
M. F. Coontz
Kimball Avenue
F. C. Greenley
Des Moines Homestead
Mr. Greenlay
Evening Courier
Adam Rosgen
Cleveland
Jacob Rosgen
Rosgen
Waterloo
Ohio City
William Welty
Ellis
Yeater
UUM
Waterloo Industrial Association
Russell-Lawson
Ernnkdin
Talk Revived of New Union Depot in Waterloo
Discussion resumes on a large union station for Waterloo with a plan meeting of the Greater Waterloo association to be held in the west clubrooms tomorrow. The agenda includes crossing safety, elimination of danger, overhead signs, and other health and safety topics for Waterloo residents.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Would Give Shippers Voice in Committer Meeting
An announcement from W. B. Olson traffic manager of the GW A says a noon meeting tomorrow seeks to enlarge the traffic committee of the Greater Waterloo association. He notes current members are mainly railroad men and argues broader representation will better address rate questions and related matters.
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Greater Waterloo Association
W. #&. Olson
GW. A
My Neighbor and the Advertising Debate
The narrator rails against a neighbor who shuns ads, arguing that his stance on advertising is misguided. The reflection muses on whether the moon is cheese and on the neighbor’s outdated view, concluding the neighbor is not truly a neighbor.
Discharged Soldier Drowns in Creek Near Macon City
Frei L. Cross, 24, recently honorably discharged from the navy, was found dead after drowning in a creek near Macon City. Local authorities reported the incident occurred soon after his discharge, with no immediate signs of foul play observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon City
Frei L. Cross
Pattern orders from Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns with accompanying designs. Fill the coupon and mail to the Fashion Department with 15 cents per pattern, noting seams allowances. Orders aim to be filled quickly and arrive about ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Society News
EB. al. Boggs
H. W. Grout
Golden ‘Prairie
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
W. E. Robinson
B. L. Johnson
C. BE. Pickett
Walter Johnson
Kenneth
Bragdon
R. A. Folk
H. M
Reed
W.H. Bickley
Mies Alice
Bickley
Poe
Iowa
Mary’ Helen Gauslin
John J. Seerley
Burlington
Seerley
Ace
Blanchard Rigger
Rev. G . Serrill
Central Christian Church
Norris M. Blanchard
McHugh
Des_ Moines
Harrison
Arthur
Walnut Street
H. A. Boysen
Bozen
Christ Church
Daughters of the Hing
Byrnes Park
First Baptist
Eleanore Laacke
Clarence
Huston
Ruth Cameron
Adna Kent Forers
MAN
QWN
Ohio
Mower
Aalstor
Nhce
Clara
Daley
Charity
War- Tou
Tryell
Marion County
Marion Star
Vistora
Menberg
Marding
Dale Crown
Hig
Williston Keno
G. C.ober
G. G. Miller
Sunset Road
F. H. Keller
Capt. Keller
Ordnance Department
Rock Island Arsenal
Gc. A. Lewis
Cedar River
Lillian Arthurs
W.L. Arthurs
Baltimore Street
Willie Cranberk
Unes
Commercial St.j Hone
Drb
Union Depot
DAYLY_ NEWSPAPER
Oconsumen
Seacies
Muldoon Shoe CO
Hanan, Herman, Dalton & Emerson
Weyenburg
Walter
Coram
East Fourth St
Water St
Falan-Fleming
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