Viola Billings Weds Herbert Lawless In Prairie Arch Ceremony
Society notes record the marriage of Miss Viola Billings to Herbert Lawless at the Billings home. Rev Cassius V Allison officiated with Elizabeth Corning playing Mendelssohn. Attendants Fay La Rue Jesup and Virgil Chesebro. The couple hosted 50 guests, planned to live at 327 Conger street, Chicago trip, groom employed at linolg central shops, bride a 1922 East High graduate. Several relatives and local graduates honored the couple with hospitality and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Billings
L. J. Billings
Herbert Lawless
Nattie Obele
Cassius V. Allison
Central Christian Church
Missizabeth Corning
Mendelssohn
Violet Moreton
Gerald Burbank
Doris
Bathane Moreton
Miss Fay la Rue Jesup
Virgil Chesebro
Mrs Klingaman Hosts Dinner For Grandchildren
Mrs S L Klingaman entertained nine of her grandchildren who had recently graduated from high school at a dinner held at 926 Fourth Street West. The event was described as a unique family occasion with the grandmother hosting solely for the seven graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jordan
C. E. Kilngaman
Ralph Marthe
Frances
George F. Jolson
Carl
Guy
Marold
W.E. Kilngaman
Alice
Ruth
F. & Wwilngamen
Martha Johnson
Iowa State Teachers College
Ralph Johnson
Carl Klogaman
Iowa State College
Ames
Alice Klingaman
State Teachers College
Charles Lichtenwalter
Los Angeles
Cal
Shriners
Washington, D.C
Lichten
Washington, D. C
Aoinshrdiuww
Walter
Daisy Weller
Klingaman
8. Ly
Fourth-street West
Bresler Fish Wedding at Knights of Pythias Hall
Miss Gertrude Bresler daughter of Rabbi Bresler and Mrs Bresler of Rock Island Illinois wed Morris Fish son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Fish. More than 100 guests attended the ceremony conducted by the bride’s father after a wedding march and Waterloo orchestra. Ida Bresler of New York served as maid of honor with Carl Unger as best man. Two flower girls Ruth Cohn and Tansy Potish Tan and pages Lillian and Hoste Bresler completed the wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gresler
Mra
N. W
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes muses on traditional girls schools and the value of finishing education. She advocates revisiting old social arts while maintaining math and language study, urging more gymnastics, voice work, and social manners to reduce self consciousness and improve speech and posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Fame Names Live On In Language And Legend
Ruth Cameron muses on how certain names endure through language as ascriptions for common things. From Mercer and Pasteur to Bowdler and McAdam these eponymous terms outlast their creators, while others like silhouet and epicurean endure only in memory or misinterpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivefer
John Mercer
Pasteur
John McAdam
Thomas Bowdler
Bowdier
America
Daguerre
Bride Given Shower Bouquet At Wedding Feast
A bride received a shower bouquet of white roses. a four course dinner and dancing followed. Mr and Mrs Fish will depart soon for a two week trip and will live in Waterlolo. Mr Fish is a senior partner in Fish Unger auto wrecking. Out of town guests included Herman Ide Br eater, his sister, and Lillian Roels from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap
Fish
Waterlolo
Iish J
Fish & Unger
Automobile Wrecking Company
Guiais
Herman and
Misa Ide Breater
Lillian and Roels
New York City
Anderson Starrett Wedding and Nearby Socials
Mia Mary E Starrett and Carl A Anderson wed Sunday June 17 at Hoy Coton F South pastor officiated. Guests included Miss roda Moore and Joseph Sheehan. Reception at Mrs Iva M Shadie home featured four course dinner and pink white table decor. Mr Anderson plans to live at 309 Kinth Street East. he runs Anderson Plumbing Heating Co. Mrs Anderson has been bookkeeper there for three years. Also noted are a June 20 wedding honor for Ruth Worley and Albert Scholin, Priscilla Lou Ransom celebrating first birthday, plus plans for Pie Oe event at Sherwood Park and several community gatherings including a Railway Trainmen picnic and Chautauqua social. Postponed Chapter FE event listed as postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Mary E. Starrett
Carl A. Anderson
Hoy
Coton F. South
First Evangelical Church
Roda Moore
Joseph Sheehan
Iva M. Shadie
Ruth Worley
Albert Scholin
A. T. Petersen
Russell Lamson
Petersen
Club Notes Mines Host Luncheon at Hunter Home
Th Biunter An Peter phen and W G Nichels hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon today at the Hunter home for a sewing club group. Guests included club members. Tables were set for twelve with bowls serving as centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Biunter
An. T. Peterphen
W. G. Nichels
Hunter Home
Cedar Heights Completes Teaching Staff for Next Season
The Cedar Heights rural independent school district boards announces Miss Elda Ogline of Parkersburg as seventh through ninth grade instructor. Mrs M E Wond remains principal. Returning teachers include Mrs W J Wooda Miss Ida Surtees Mrs I H Hart and Loren C Hart. Summer work will level and seed grounds, install underground equipment, and complete a park and playground area for community use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo? Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights Park
Student Minister Preaches Sunday at Westminster Church
John H. Gabriel, a ministry student from Westminster Presbyterian Church, preached at his home church yesterday. He taught Bible topics at Iowa State Teachers College and recently filled the pulpit at First Presbyterian Cedar Falls. Westminster plans communion next Sunday morning and expects a visiting pastor on the first Sunday in July. Thursday evening features a midweek Bible school service led by students with a display of scenes and handwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Gabriel
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Gabriel
Iowa State Teachers College
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
Westminster
Bible School
Grand Jury to Try Frank C. Lewis on Sodomy Charge
Frank C. Lewis was bound over to the grand jury under 41 500 bond on a sodomy charge after a preliminary trial this morning. A 14 year old boy testified with his mother and older brother present. Lewis pleaded not guilty and was committed to the county jail in default of bail. Police court actions included fines for speeding and disorderly conduct with several defendants, some bond forfeitures, and other minor penalties amid a busy session. It also notes teacher education permit changes affecting Iowa and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Lewis
O. B. Courtright
Lewis
J. W. Gwynne
R. A. Baldwin
Chemberlain
Cedar Falls
Ealy
Towa Board Moves Third Grade Teacher Certificate Plan
The Towa Education Board discussed granting a third grade teaching certificate for town teachers at its Saturday meeting. The action, backed by inducements from Illinois and Michigan officials, awaits attorney general review before taking effect. The legality and scope of the board’s authority are under question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan
Waterloo Gains Nine Families Past Week
Waterloo population grew as 21 new residents moved in last week while two households left. The Waterloo Retail Merchants association lists 39 address changes with newcomers including R. W. Lawrence and J. E. Doyle among others. a note on English textile workers states arbitration lowers efficiency by 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
R. W. Lawrence
Ackermant
Henry Hunemuller
Adams
Otto Busch
Lime
Adam Faust
Commercial
J. E. Doyle
Brockwell Arms, Co
W. Whitmore
Mulberry
WJ. Johnson
Sunnyside
Hubbard
Washington
Allison
Sullivan
Lewis A. Heisler
Leavitt
Council mulls paving to link with all highways
City council holds a special session to hear petitions on paving streets to connect with district highways. If approved, 28 percent of costs may be charged to abutting property owners, with the deficit covered by city bonds repaid over years from special funds. Objections cited by Lafay ette property owner, arguing lack of state highway connection and questionable benefit.
Clara Frenzel Sues City Over Sidewalk Fall
Clara Frenzel filed a $10,000 damages suit against the city after a March 24 1923 fall on a defective sidewalk at 709 Third Avenue West. She says a hole or break caused her to trip and fracture both bones in her right leg above the ankle, with the city allegedly aware of the danger. Attorneys are Pike Sias Zimmerman & Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Frenzel
Third Avenue West
Pike, Sias
Zimmerman & Frank
Picnic of Waterloo Realtors Enjoyed by Many
Sixty Waterloo realtors their families and assistants picnicked at Casebeer Heights overlooking the Cedar River Saturday afternoon arriving about 2 40. Games formed diversions with horseshoes while prizes were awarded in men women and boys divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railway
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of R.T
Cedar River Park
Waterloo
Casebeer Heights
Shadyw Bluffs
Cedar River
W. BE. Peavey
Parry W. Be! Janges
Helen Murray
Miles Wither Sterling
Maxine Lamson
Tosa
R. W. van Schoyck
Billy Turner
George Scully
Jack Caseheer
I. C. Special Train To Stress Fuel Economy
An Illinois Central fuel economy special train arrived from Dubuque and will hold a meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m. in town. Local officials and the Minnesota division fuel committee are invited. J. W. Dodge and Andrew Lindrew lead the train from Chicago with HG. Brown and Norman Bell among the Waterloo shop members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central Railway
Dubuque
Minnesota Division
J. W. Dodge
Andrew Lindrew
Chicago
HG. Brown
Norman Bell
Waterloo
City in Brief Highlights of Local Social Visits
Waterloo residents and visitors are listed in a city in brief noting extensive travel to Des Moines Chicago and Council Bluffs. Families from Mason City Bancroft Algona Lafayette Topeka Cedar Rapids and other places are seen visiting relatives and attending summer plans. A 6 year old underwent appendicitis surgery and remains in recovery while a doctor’s car accident caused minor damage with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bragdon
Kansas City
J. E. Bragdon
L. W. Patterpon
Mason City
EB. F. Kistner
J. A. Gary
Franklin Street
Bayard
sMr
Victor Ettinger
St Louis
P. J. Mulray
Saxon
Chicago
Vera Winterond
University of Chicago
Waterloo
Des Moines
Genevieve Munn
M. G. Munn
D. D
Topeka
Kan
United Presbyterian Church
JK. Munn
Frances; Munn
Cedar Rapids
Marian Templeton
Elizabeth Rankin
Ice Cream Social Planned by Clara Barton Guild
Miss Genevieve Moon at Tarkio College Topeka The Clara Barton Guild of the Universalist church will give an ice cream social on the parish lawn corner Independence Avenue and Irving Street Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Moon
Tarkio College
Topeka
Clara Barton Guild of the Universalist Church
Independence Avenue
Irving Treet
Oscar Lindelof Sued for Alimony Judgment
Annis Lindelof petitions the court for a $2,695 alimony payment from her ex husband Oscar A Lindelof with interest. She states a September 1920 divorce decree ordered $35 weekly alimony, paid from Sept 15 1929 to Dec 17 1921, but claims no payments since then though she asserts Lindelof earns about $80 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Lindelof
Oscar A. Lindelof
Haa
Lindelof
Harry Bunch Elected State President of Mass Ter Horseshoers
Harry Bunch of Waterloo was elected state president of the Mass ter Horseshoers Protective association at the convention closing session held Saturday at Hotel Russell-Lamson Otel Russell-Lamson. Other officers named include J. W. Halst of Waverly as first vice president P. G. Rosauer of Bugle Canter as second vice president and Ricard Evans of Davenport as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bunch
Waterloo
Masster Horseshoers Protective Association
Otel Russell-Lamson
Des Moines West
J. W. Halst
Waverly
P. G. Rosauer
Bugle Canter
Ricard Evans
Davenport
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Miss Billings
S. L. Klingaman
Gertrude Bresler
Morris Fish
Ruth Cameron
Bessemer
Sir Henry Bessemer
Crayvanet
Craven
Alphonso
Epicurus
George Washington
Osler
Anderson-Starrett
Priccllia Lou
Lowell Ransom
Erandle
L. C. Chriss
A. T. Whitlie
Priscilla Lou
Pientco
Sherwood Park
Grundy Center
Caidar Falls
la Porte City
Yeoman Lodge
Moose Hall
J. E. Johnson
Prospect Hills
Cedar Heights
Westminster Church
Near Kathleen Vollinger
New York
N. J
Towa’s Education Board
England
Council
Ea Pet Mere Seehawk Camera Shop
Bridges Street, Waterles
Mobilou
Gabriel Snubbers
Harter B. Hull Tre Store
Dodge Brothers
Franklin
I. C
Oscar Cox
Willam, ‘Lafayette
Iil
Sidney D. Smith
Fourth’ Street
John Fressle
J. J. Fressle
John W. Gwynne
Iowa City
G. W. Huntley
W. W. Wyant
GC. K. Rohde
Minnesota
10,000 Lakes
J. A. Dunlevy
Jack
G. P. Howard
Robert
Council Bluffs
W. A. Goodman
India Goodman
Dorothy Gilley
Don Gilley
St. Francis Hospital
E. M. Jackson
Oscar Lindelof
Buchanan
M. O. A. Building
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Department of Agriculture
U.S
United States Rubber Company
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