East High junior senior banquet delights with elegant decor
East High seniors hosted a lavish junior senior banquet last evening featuring an arched garden setup of blossoms and streamers. Juniors crafted decorations, white crepe walls, and yellow gold table centers, while Miss Viola Knoche and Miss Mary Dey supervised planning and service. Music, farewell program, and diplomas followed in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Gris
Viola Knoche
Mary Ti Dey
Inna McNie
Henry Iblings
Bast High Sextal
John Johnson
Esta
Junors
Andrew Shnson
Gradutes
The Sandmann Story A House Cricket’s Homeward Tale
A warm bed and family warmth lure a young House Cricket to venture outside. He meets a Field Cricket and travels underground to the field, learning from his cousin and mother. He returns home as night falls to sing with his brothers by the fireplace.
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House
Cricket
House Cricket
Field Cricket
Nies
Miss Heinrich and Dr Wold Wed in Morning Service
Miss Letta N Heinrich daughter of Mr and Mrs G Heinrich married Dr H D Wold of Mankato Minnesota son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Wold in a morning home ceremony at 126 Reber Avenue Rev C F Smith officiated with no attendants. Pink roses and bridal music enhanced the intimate double ring service. The couple will reside in Mankato after a visit to Minneapolis and plan to settle there after July 15. Mrs Wold formerly lived in Waterloo and taught at Eldora and Rockford while the groom is an Iowa University alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letta N.’ Heinrich
Dire. G.heinrich
H. D. Wold
Mankato
Minn
Lewis Wold
C. F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Reberayente
Gréehery
Fender
Wold
Waterloo
Iowa
State Teachers and
Ellsworth
Eldora and
Rockford
Iowa Udivers
Alberta Vasey and Forrest Meyers Wed at First Presbyterian
Miss Alberta D Vasey and Forrest Robson Meyers both of Grundy Center married yesterday by Dr J R Macartney at First Presbyterian church. The couple, with eight relatives, traveled from Grundy Center and will reside there after a three month European trip. Meyers a Coe College graduate of 1926 and varsity athlete. The reception followed at Sans Souci with 34 Daughters of the King hosting a luncheon and thimblebee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Macartney
Alberta D. Vasey
Forrest Robson Meyers
Grundy Center
First Presbretian Church
Waterloo
Rochambeau
Europe
Town University
Meyers
Coe College
Sigmas Phi Delta Fraternity
Scopal
T Man
Sans Souci
W. E. Kuhns
A. G. Sawyer
Edward Wright
Robert W. Beil
Frank AL. McCoune
Chicago
Side Talks on Money Powers in the Home by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron argues that financial dominance by women can harden faces and manners at home. She cites cases of inherited wealth and a wife who dominates her husband, noting both the burdens and challenges of a marriage where money holds sway.
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Titishahd
Sant i
Robert
New York
Tate
Dees Arguments On Women’s Economic Independence
A fragmentary discussion argues that economic independence may reshape gender roles. The speaker contends that financial deprivation has tempered women, while greater independence could prompt adjustments in duties for both sexes.
Beauty Chats By Sona Kent Forbes
Advice from a pro tem manicureist on cuticle care, keeping nails healthy, and choosing colors. Includes homemade remedies for cuticle softening, hand care with rose water glycerine, and tips on hair and skin cleanliness to address common beauty concerns.
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Sona Kent Forbes
City Medical Men to Name Officers for Year Tonight
City Medical Men to name officers for the year at Hotel Russell. Present include TF Thornton, F P Hartman, Carl Bickley as officers. L T Curry, C W Ellyson, J G McA as vice presidents. secretary 1 7 B O Keefe, D E ae i. treasurer C W Ellyson, G Bickley, Carl Bickley. Hospital commission to elect two: C G Byerail, W H Bickley, E J Stevenson, R E Russell, D G Huntoon, G G Bickley.
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City Medical Men
Watérles Méau
Hotel Russell- Team
Toda
Dr. Is
Prestent
TF. Thornton
F. P. Hartman
Carl Bickley
L. T. Curry
C. W. Ellyson
J. G. McA
B. O'Keefe
D. E
Miss Helen Gruenwald Admitted to St Francis Order
Miss Helen Gruenwald of Waterloo is received into the Holy Family at St Francis convent in Dubuque during chapel services. The ceremony included 27 new novices, with Rev b Gruenwald assisting as subdeacon. her religious name will be Sister Mary Luanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Gruenwald
Max. Gruenwald
Logan Avenué
St. Francis of the, Holy Family
St. Francis Convent
Dubuque
B. Gruenwald
Gruénwald
Mary Luanna
In Memoriam of a Devoted Evangelical Saint
The obituary recalls Birs Trumbauer who died at 15 years after a long life of 62 years as a steadfast Evangelical church member. She faced hardships with unwavering faith, cared for neighbors, and spent her last days in darkness yet offered a cheerful word. Reverend Clinton Smith preached, praising her devotion to family and friends, with a large gathering attending Monday’s service.
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Beach
Sunnyside Country Club
George BE. Funston
Sigix Falls
S. D
Lore Akford
Wednesday Bridge Club
Birs
Trumbauer
Ghneting
Evangelical Church
Aia
Victor Zeliheeter
Rathishen Hare
Janitor Hurt In Fall Sues St Viar's Church
A janitor employed by St Viar's Catholic Church Society alleges injuries from a fall after ladders gave way. He claims medical bills of 3000, lost wages 400, pain 500, future medical costs 500 and ongoing losses totaling 1000, seeking damages around 2500 to fit municipal limits. The suit names Henry Kuester as pastor and P B Ritz as attorney.
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Michalec
Agdainse St. Viars's
Catholic Church Society
Withiu
Henry Kuester
Henry Euester
P. B. Ritz
Piainoiff
Citizens Lumber Company Substituted Articles Filed
The Citizens Lumber company filed substituted articles in Waterloo after a shareholders meeting on June 12. Authorized capital stock totals 1,466,500 dollars divided into 14,665 shares of 100 dollars each, with 4,200 preferred and the remainder common. HH. Li Brathober serves as president and H. J. Braheim as secretary. The firm operates a chain of retail yards.
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Bird
Cdusmty Recorder
Waterloo
Capital
Li Brathober
H. J. Braheim
Citizens Lumber Company
Fragmentary 20th Century Notices Mentioning Names and Dates
In a damaged OCR page fragment several names and dates appear for events likely births and notices. Entries reference Mrs Wardell Johnston hospital care and multiple individuals with June dates and Chicago addresses, including Kascht and Kascht families, with scattered hospital mentions and a daughter named Mary Emily.
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Clifford Roy Herrich
Legend
Katherine Rozel
Lawrencis
B. Kascht
Oak
Robert
Cars In Mixup No One Injured At City Crash
An evening automobile collision at the intersection of Mullan avenue and Lafayette Street left both vehicles damaged but resulted in no injuries. D. L. Wood of 125 Independence Avenue and Henry Marsh of 110 Lindale Avenue were the drivers. The city ambulance was not summoned.
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Mullan Avenue
Lafayette Street
D. L.wood
Independence Guerite
Henry Marsh
Lindale Avenue
Marsh
Bond Coupon Acceptance for Treasury Savings Securities
Belly Waterloo postmaster announced that liberty bond coupons will be accepted as cash at the post office to pay treasury savings securities issued in denominations from 25 cents to 1000 dollars. Thousands of liberty bond coupon holders are converting their coupons, and in this district holders of first liberty bonds and Victory Bonds in the seventh federal district totaled 1,129,242,000 dollars.
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Belly
Waterloo
Treasury Savings
Liberty
First Liberty
Victory
Judge Blount Dies as Head of Association in Florida
William Alexander Blount, 70, of Florida, prominent leader of the American Bay association, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after arrival for treatment. The obituary notes his presidency and his services, marking a notable loss for the organization.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
William Alexander Blount
Florida
American Bay Association
Johns Hopkin
Blount
Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertisement notes patterns offered by the Waterloo Evening Courier with 15 cents per pattern. Orders to be sent with payment and should arrive within ten days after sending.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Ning Courier
Waterloo
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Society News
Silent Club
Jane Rout
W. Belbix
Bile
C. Onis
C. BP. Club
A. Go Bubinion
Sunset Club
Claire Parker
Christchurch
Daughters of the King
Keokuk
Walnut Street Baptist
F. L. Lauser
Lucy Jane Miller
Ethel Mae Miller
Imogene Sherrill
Bernice Burg
Mae Lewis
Bernice
Harland
Oo Kings Daughtery
Unity Circle
A. B. Lovejoy
Children's Hospital
Iowa City
Alice
Esther Lovejoy
Myrvile Crane
Wild Rose Glab
Robert McHefley
America
Alice Reddington
Avanella Crowther
Stull
Anna Glas
J. Murphy
Byrnes, Park
Caledonian Society
Max H. Donaldson
Iowa State
Cedar Valley Caledonian Society
Presbyterian Church House
Ninth and
Main Streets
Cedar
Lawrencés Scott
St. Mark's
St. Margaret’s
Misses Mallon
Margaret Horner
Seattle
Wash
Mra
J. M. Jensen
Tengen
Franz Miller
Woodmen of the World
S. P. Hamlyn
Billy Lindelot
Esther Sterling
Elizabeth Kann
Asnes/ Banat Merle Miller
Leonaraft
K. of Phali
First Lutheran—Missionary Society
T. E. Dumond
J. Seg
H. Mueller
C. Schmoldt
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Auditorium
4. Ettley
J. Fenten
J. Williams
the Sandmann Story
Mbe. F. A
House OE
Miss Heinrich
Dr. Wold
Alberta D. Vasey and
FP. R. Meyers
Ruth Cameron
Dees
Jean
Billy
Helen Gruenwald
Leath’s
Fourth Street
Dadverti
Ararius
Orain
Ms Ohne ES
Seika
AOKS
Charles Michalec
St. Mary's Church
Lumber Company
Glantis
The
Cies
Wardell D. Johnston
Postum Cereal Co.,Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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