Cedar Heights social scene notes and wedding toast
Cedar Heights community pages recount a host of social events including a Ladies of the Gen We meeting with Mrs. Li Clark Cary of Dubuque serving as national president, a Cedar Heights visitation by Mrs. Margaret Sixworth, party plans for Mrs. George Clark’s visit in Portsmouth Ohio, and a detailed wedding announcement for Rozella Ward and E. Shepard. The report also covers graduation recitals at Ross Conservatory, club gatherings, a Sunnyside Club dinner and bridge, and plans for a River View gathering with music and readings.
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Cedar Heights
A. R
Li Clark Cary
Dubuque
Margaret Sixworth
Cedar Hayids
H.W. Sleworth
Ron Straker
Ellen
Ani
FE. G. Letter
Maude Watert
Clare
Thy
Qilberg
Walker
Side Talks on Throwing Minds Out of Joint
A fragmentary reminiscence about a neighbor with the quirky talent to throw his thumb out of joint, accompanied by musings on mental projection and the wish to glimpse one’s own personality. The speaker envies the gift but muses that mind tossing might reveal strange truths about self and home.
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Sawyer
Mirers
Bos
Saint
Miss Mayer Weds August Henertz in Sacred Heart Church
Miss Agnes Mayer daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Mayer becomes the bride of August Henertz son of Mr and Mrs Henertz in Mirs Iowa Rev N J Keniz of St Johns Church presides Miss Mayer attended by Miss Martha West Bancroft IA as maid of honor Best man John Keene Cascade IA Formal breakfast planned at Wlacks Sterroom after the ceremony Groom and family from Le Mars IA travel to Omaha to begin their life together Couple formerly resided in Bancroft where they graduated from St Johns Academy The Johnson Jackson - Mildred Stevens to Robere on both of practice in Praxis IA recruiting details follow in society notes
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Sacred Dleare Church
Agnes Mayer
Anthony Mayer
August Henerty
Mayer
Wlack
Heverts le Mars
Imemberg
Omaha
Groon
Mr. Heuwerty
Bancroft
Freon
St.ehn's Academy
Mayer Cine
Midwest women choose Mrs Sherman for federation leadership
The biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs elected Mrs Mildred Sherman of the Midwest as president, with Mrs Winter praised as a dominant longtime leader. The vote, 1,314 to 1,902, followed a public reception where Mrs Sherman was toasted, and portraits were hung for both candidates. Mrs Whitley of Webster City may stay as publicity chair, while Mrs Sherman’s election marks a return to leadership by a central Midwest figure.
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Lot
Shermain
Cokeraday
Chongas G. Winter
Waosnen
Los Ankiles
Rives Ie
Middlewest
Sherman
Park State
Chioe
Metropols
Illinois Federation
Hiely
Cor
Corton
Francis K K. Whitley
Webster City
Chi
Biane de Wingate
Des Moines
Ante
Whitley
Montana
Wallace Perham
Moplana
Winter
First Presbyterian Wom organization hosts tea and program
The lawn of the H and Liteh field residence hosts a miniscle tea for 200 guests organized by the First Presbyterian Women. Mrs Litenflelt and Mrs J O Trumbauer greet guests. tea is served by Mrs Edward Miller and Miss Evelyn McQuilkin. Participants include Miss Martha McCormick and Norma Gaser, Mrs Oliver Stevenson, Miss Clair Padden, Miss Grace Barr, and Miss Harriett Pinkerton. Sacred heart court plans a card party at St Mary's hall. Harmony class honors church members over 70 with Pink and white decor, Dr F A Macartney and Dr H Phemorre speak, music by a quartet led by Tarhell, Church, Gilfillan and Suger. The Thimblebee event for St Joan's church is postponed one week.
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H. &. Litehfield
First Presbyterian Wom
Litenflelt
J. O. Trumbauer
Edward Miller
Evelyn McQuilkin
Martha
Harmony
Club Notes Hostesses Named for Book and Needle Club
Mrs J L Henderson Mrs J E Sedgwick and Mrs George Rowell will host the Book and Needle club at 1 o clock at the Henderson residence Tuesday afternoon. An informal tournament among Octagon Bridge club members ended at luncheon at Black's tearoom by the four holders of low scores Mme Loren J Berty.
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J. L. Henderson
J. E. Sedgwick
George Rowell
Henderson
Octagon Bridge Club
Black's Tearcom
Mme
Loren J. Berty
Auto crash report and social event notes from local news
Claude Berry and several others attended a luncheon then went to Mrs. Litchfield's home for cards. A social band plans a picnic supehoon at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Braces Park. Nail was the only injury. one car had a Butter county license. Fifteen automobile accidents were reported to police, but no injuries.
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Claude Berry
Lee Litchfield
Ralph Ondlavey
Mines
Jack Patterson
R. A
Mark Nobell
Nellie Litchfield
Brrces Park
Nail
Butter County
Wason City Hosts Iowa Bankers Convention Leaders
Robert W. Waite of Waterloo Savings Bank and Charles W. Knoop of U6 Black Hawk National Bank depart by motor for Masa City to attend the Iowa State Bankers Association annual convention opening tomorrow. The fourth annual conference of county presidents and secretaries precedes the event. Knoop will attend a dinner for council members tonight, with their wives accompanying. Other Waterloo banks will be represented, J J Miller and Paul Bighmes also traveling for duties.
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Robert W. Waite
Waterloo Savings Bank
Charles W. Knoop
Black Hawk National Bank
Masa City
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Knoop
State Association
Waite
Waterloo
Liem
J. J. Miller
Paul Bighmes
First National Bank
Bright Lights Cause Collision Of Autos
Howard McNeill of 422 Street was injured in a three car collision three miles west of Independence on Grant highway last night. A second car with no lights was being pushed along the highway by a man and woman, apparently attempting to reach repairs, when a third car with bright lights struck and McNeill crashed into the stalled vehicle.
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Howard McNeill
Street
Independence
Grant Highway
McNeill
Aman
Wo Wannu
Revival Campaign Opens Sunday at Orange Church
Orange Township Church of the Brethren began a two week evangelistic campaign led by Rev. H C Early of Muncie Ind His sermons are described as plain practical and forceful Music will be by Prof and Mrs Wampler from Manchester College A large choir has been organized and the first 20 minutes of each meeting will feature song The pastor Rev A P Blough and congregation invite the public to attend for spiritual uplift
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Orange Township
Church of the Brethren
H.C. Early
Muncie
Ind
Hershey
Wampler
Manchester
Concert series begins at Lincoln Park on Wednesday
Cap Crawford, director, announced a 14 concert series at Lincoln Park with the first concert Wednesday from 8:00 to 9:30 p m. A similar concert will follow each Wednesday alternating between Lincoln and Washington parks. The 25 piece band will charge admission.
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Lincoln Park
Cap Crawforn
Lincoln
Washington Parks
Young Men Beat Driver Robbed Near Castle Hill
Henry Belthius of Parkersburg was assaulted by two youths at Sherwood Park after a 1:40 a.m. ride request. They beat him, left him unconscious with a severed ear injury, and stole $13 and car keys before fleeing toward Rainbow Drive. He was found at 5 a.m. and sent to a police station, then to a physician for treatment.
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Henry Belthius
Parkersburg
Rainbow Drive
Castle Hill
J. C. Fairweather
Lafayette Street
Reithius
Cedar Falls
Trwo
Sherwood Park
Belihius
American Reply Is Handed to Hanihara
The American reply to the Japanese protest on the exclusion provisions of the new immigration bill was handed to Ambassador Hanihara today by Secretary Hughes. It was announced that arrangements have been made with the Tokio government for simultaneous publication of the document in papers on Thursday June 19. Marriage license noted for Augustus Heuertz of Omaha Nebraska and Agnes M Mayer of Waterloo.
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Washington, D. C
Hanihhara
Hughes
Tokio
Marriage Service Read at Bedside of Bride’s Father
The marriage of Nellie Hanson of Oelwein and George Milton Deitrich of Grinnell was solemnized Saturday evening at the bedside of the bride’s father T. L. Hanson, a former mayor and early settler who is seriously ill. Rev. R Allan Russell conducted in the Episcopal church, with few relatives present. Mrs. Deitrich recently graduated from Grinnell college’s music school. Deitrich, a Grinnell graduate, taught cello at Norman University of Oklahoma starting fall 1923.
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Oelwein, Jr
Nellie
EB. Hanson
Oelwein
George Milton Deitrich
Grinnell
T.L. Wanson
Hanson
R. Allan Russell
Episcopal Church
Deitrich
Grinnell College
Dettrich
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Moving records show mid June shifts in Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants association reports seven changes in the second week of June with eight new households and eight removals. Newcomers include Floyd Cumming at 1409 Washington, St. Louis Faulkner at 425 Duryea, Mrs. B D Barney at 326 Saxon, David Bailey at 419 12 Independence, A F Miller at 1032 Vine, G W McDowell at 70414 Jefferson, J A Barney at 224 Third East, and J K H Saunders at 32 Quincy.
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Office of Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Floyd Cumming
Washington
St. L
Courier Pattern Order Notice for 16 Cents
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlog enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as promptly as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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