Baumgartner Weds Andrews In Manchester Indiana Union
Miss Elizabeth K Baumgartner wed Lisyd E Andrews in a 4 30 p m ceremony at the Baumgartner home 610 Howard Street East Manchester Indiana Rev J Frank Moore of the Congregational church officiated Little Miss Marian Keiser carried the ring Doris Baumgartner was nuptial bearer Walter Baumgartner served as best man The pair will reside locally after July 15 with Mrs Andrews taking editorial duties for Transpaper Delaware County Radio Mr Andrews is a civil engineer with Illinois Central railcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Fung
Speefall
Miga Elizabeth K. Baumgartner
Lisyd E. Andrews
Charles Baumgartner
Howard Street
J. Frank Moore
Congregational Church
Alcona
Marian Keiser
Calla Lily
Doris
Ka Maria Baumgartner
Yorideemald
Walter Baumgartner
Gertrude Pierce
Andrews
Transpaper
Delaware County Radio
Local clubs hold varied gatherings and plans
Golden Rod club plans a Cedar River park picnic on Wednesday with guests of Mrs. Ern est Widdle. Mrs. W D Boldt of Rock Island Ill visited while Mrs A H Griffiths and Mrs Arthur Roeder assisted hostess. Busy Bes circle shifts to first Thursday monthly. JGC Pairweather discussed. Ye Jolly Evening club meets Thursday at YWCA. Adeline Kishn elected president Clara Hansen secretary Tulda Hughes attends Lake Okoboji conference July 14 to 25. Mrs George Jump hosted F O P club 500 game with high score to Mrs M D Brown. Mrs J B Lightheart, Cedar Rapids resident four years, resumes club association. Arbor Vitae members entertained by Mrs B D Nebergail at 205 Norwood Ave. Ice cream sociable planned at Arthur Broadbent’s home for Friday night June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rod Club
Cedar River Park
Ernest Widdle
W. D. Boldt
Rock ,Ieland, Sh
A. H. Griffiths
Arthur Roeder
Jolly Evening Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Misa Adeline Kishn
Clara
Hansen
Tulda Huegli
Industrial
Lake [Okoboji
George Jump
M. D. Brown
J. BR. Lightheart
Cedar Rapids
BD. P. Nebergail
Arbor Vitae Club
Yloma
Norwood Avenue
Arthur’ Broadbent
Delegates Return From Universalist Church Convention
Thirteen delegates from the Waterloo Universalist church attended the state convention at Mitchellville returning with leadership for the coming year. Joeard Prince Webster City was elected president with L. P. Harper Boone as vice president and J. B. Reid Albona as treasurer. The gathering was described as the most largely attended and interesting convention yet held by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
State Convention of Universalist Churches
Mitchellville
H. B. Cropper
W. O. Bodell
Elizabeth
Floyd Kennedy
Teast Africa Mission Worker Addresses Lutheran Women
Ray A C Zeilinger formerly of Waterloo visiting his mother Mrs J L Zeilinger spoke to First Lutheran Missionary Society in the church parlors. Forty five members and ten guests heard of his field experiences with a social period ending the meeting. Hostesses were Mrs Roy Ashworth Mrs Youjis Diekmann and Mrs William Wenthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ashworth
Youjis Diekmann
William Wenthe
Last of Prenuptial Parties Given for Catherine Lumry
Miss Catherine Lumry received farewell social events before her marriage to Harold Smith of Sioux City. Hostess Mrs. Ben G. Howrey invited guests from nearby towns for the wedding, set for Saturday, with the celebration including a birthday note for the hostess and a Wild Rose club gathering featuring readings, travel talk, and photographs. Temple Rebebekah plans a meeting on candidates and degree work at T. C. OF hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lumry
Dafora
Harold ©. Smith
Sioux Aly
Ben G. Howrey
J. T. Rowmee
Wild Rose Club
Donald
Mary Valenting
Avonelle Crowther
Harold Webber
Rollo Gillette
Blanche Crowther
Mihai Honehton
Anne Glas
Iowa
Harriett Finn
California
Temple
Rebebekah—Ball
T. C. OF
Hall
Fourth Street East
Dunleavy-Sassman Wedding at Denver
The double ring ceremony for Miss Atanda Sassman of Waterloo and John Dunleavy of St. Paul, Minn. was held at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Denver with Rev. Robert Blaufass officiating. Bridesmaids Lenore and Florence Sassman and twin sisters Charlotte and Margaret Sassman attended. reception for 125 guests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blaufass
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Denver
Atanda Sassman
Waterloo
John Dunleavy
St. Paul
Minn
Louiss Blaufass
Mendelssonhn
Lenore Sassman
Misa Florence Sassman
Victor Mack
Harry Koepke
Charlotte
Margaret
Dorothy McCracken
William Bassman
Vislet Sewell
Louise
Marian Blaufass
Dunleavy
Eklund Business College
Basen
Litchfeld Manufacturing Company
What People Think Of Food At Hotels And Inns
Side Talks explores how opinions on hotel meals vary widely among travelers. Readers note menus, perceived value, and the charm of simple, well prepared dishes over extravagant but unreliable offerings. A Cape Cod inn is praised for its perfect four course dinner reflecting home cooking.
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T O
Savary
Trimont
Cape Cod
Sixty-One Children Enroll in Y W C A Swim Classes
Sixty-one children join a three week course directed by Mrs J M Dempster at the Young Women’s Christian Association. The program teaches breath control floating and the puppy paddle with many already swimming across the pool. A new term starts June 29 and registrations will be taken next week with two plunge periods for adults on Thursdays in addition to Wednesday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dempster
Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Life Saying
Dampster
Y. W
St Mary's Circle Hosts Sixty at Summer Event
Sixty women attended St Marys Sewing Circle at St Marys hall on Thursday afternoon. Cards provided entertainment with winners Mrs T E Faley and Mrs Wil Lynch. A novelty contest saw Mrs W A Hill as winner. The entertainment committee included Mrs Walford La Pierre and others. The society will not meet again until early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Hall
T. E. Faley
Wil Lynch
W. A. Hill
Walford la Pierre
NickelpeHe
Peter Schoenele
John William
Idamaye Ingols and Roger Bawn Wed at Cedar Rapids
Idamaye Ruth Ingols and Roger W. Bawn were married today at St. Paul s Methodist Episcopal church Cedar Rapids. Rev A M Jayne officiated with a small company of friends present. Miss Ingols is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Ingals of 620 Allen street and worked at Blacks. Mr Bawn is a farmer and both graduates of West High in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist] Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids
Idamaye Ruthngols
Roger W. Bawn
A. M. Jayne
Pride
McCullough Hall Wedding and Socials Highlight City Notes
Miss Phrills Hall and Thomas S. B. McCullough wed at the Walnut Street Baptist church with Rev. R N MacDonald officiating. The ceremony drew friends including Mrs DeWara and the DeRoame hostess party. A courtesy bridge to guest Mrs Harold Dudgcha and a bridal bridge party were reported alongside club notices and alumni leadership at Our Lady of Victory Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phrills Hall
Toronto
Canada
Thomas S. B. McCullough
Waterloo
Fruman DeRoame
Rov. R. N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. C. DeWara
McClellan Store
DeRose
I'M. L. Blngman
C. St Bieird
G. H. Willams
Kitty Nash
DeRoame
Dressing gowns and frugal fashion tricks for varied wardrobes
The article advises making attractive dressing gowns from old dresses and fabrics to fit any budget. It suggests using lace, chiffons, tea-dyed silks, terry cloth, and even interlined old coats to create tailored or frothy negligees. It also includes Lucy B exercises for reducing the abdomen through progressive sit ups.
Memorial Services for R. R. Engineers Here Sunday Night
Memorial services for the Waterloo division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will be held at 8 p m Sunday at Burton Avenue Baptist Church. A memorial sermon on The Brotherhood of God’s Love will be preached. A song service by the Burton Avenue gospel team and male quartet will follow. All engines, families and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Division of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Burton Avenue Bapist
Brotherhood of God's Love
Burton Avenue
Cedar River Resembles Mississippi After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains turn Cedar River muddy as loam laden water surges from desiccated soils. Residents note unprecedented turbidity and flood of sediment from nearby fields and creeks into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Mississippi
East Road Bus Service to Run Between Twin Cities
Service will operate on the east road between the twin cities using the latest street car type buses with a 20 passenger capacity. The street car schedule will be used temporarily.
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Twin Cities
Fitzgeralds Return From Robertson Funeral in Oskaloosa
Mr and Mrs J H Fitzgerald returned from Oskaloosa after attending the funeral of A C Robertson brother in law to Mrs Fitzgerald They were joined by Mrs Bessis Harvey of Salem Oregon who will visit Waterloo for a few days Also listed as attendees from Waterloo are T Fitzgerald Misses Margaret Edna Fitzgerald Mr and Mrs Joe Lutgen and Mr and Mrs C B Huston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fitzgerald
Oskaloosa
A. C. Robertson
Fitzgerald
Bessis Harvey
Salem
Ore
Illinois Central resumes service on eastern route
Illinois Central announced resumption of regular service between Waterloo and Dubuque at 8 18 a m. after floods washed out bridges near Manchester. Repairs completed, tracks restored, and all Winnets Central trains back on schedule. Some IGC lines near Manchester suffered heavy damage but repairs were rapid. Great Western delays may push detours via Illinois Central for an additional week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qinols Central Railroad
Waterloo
Dubuque
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Manchester
Winnets Central
Williams
Altho
I. G. Lnes
Dyersvillas
Cedar Falls
I. GC
Cellar Rapids
Chicago
Great Western
Delwein
Ilinois Central
Nebraska Hog Sales Break 1924 Record Total Value
Lincoln Nebraska June 19 hog sales in Nebraska for 1924 total about 3100 000 000 shattering all previous records A J Anderson federal statistician for Nebraska announced today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
A. J. Anderson
City in Brief and Local Visits
Local notices recap residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Allen Rush now in Minneapolis visiting daughter Mrs G J Shaw and relatives. Augustus Meyers leaves for Inglewood California after a two week stay with his mother Mrs Johanne Meyers. Wayne L Pratt graduates from Ellsworth College with a bachelor in didactics. Mr and Mrs Rank Hardy return from Freeport Indiana. a niece dies there earlier this week. F Kistner returns from Sioux City after attending the annual funeral directors convention. Mr and Mrs G A Williams drive from Los Angeles to Rockford and visit Wy R Mack at Sans Souci. Floyd Van Dorn, bookkeeper at Commercial National Bank and Becker-Chapman past American Legion adjutant, leaves Saturday for vacation in northern Minnesota. Fire department rescues a light touring car from near destruction after a short circuit at Logan. damage minor. Mrs Laura Johnson of Berlin Wisconsin, winter and spring in California, visits her sisters Mrs Landgraf and Mrs Griffin. she is driven home by Landgraf. Tobin College alumni and students plan their annual picnic and reunion in Byrnes Park with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. Navy recruiter TI S Hatton reports first enlistments for patternmakers, blacksmiths and boilermakers second class in the artificer branch and apprentice seaman in the seaming branch. Evangelist Ira Tx Deel departs for Seattle to attend the Northern Baptist convention as Walnut Street Baptist Church delegate, visiting Oregon and California before returning home. Major A D B Gnagy visits Marshalltown today to confer with Frank H Pierce, secretary of the organization.
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G. A. Wiliams
Los Angeles
Cal
Rockford
Mack
Sans Souci
Floyd van Dorn
Commercial National Bank
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Minnesota
Ag Black
Logan Agenas At & Po
Laura Johnson
Berlin
Wis
California
Fr. Landgraf
P. St. Griffin
Ira Tx Deel
Lanves
Seattle
Wash
Northern Baptist Convention
Walnut Street
Oregon
Major A. DB. Gnagy
Marshalltown
Frank EH. Pierce
Divorce Filing and Convention Plans Mentioned in Local Notice
Marian Davis sues for divorce from Thomas Davis whom she married in Waterloo Jan 10 1923. She seeks custody of their 15 month old daughter, 15 weekly alimony, and an injunction to restrain harassment. League of Town Municipalities announces Spirit Lake August convention arrangements. Unique Cleaners ad lists phone 633.
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League of Town
Guagy
League
Spirit Lake
Marian Davis
Yeatorday
Thomas Davis
Waterloo
Frain
Hrr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Busy Bes Circle
J. GC
Pairweather
Thurs- Ye
Universalist Church
Teast Africa Mission
Leg Billings
H. W. Lawless
Department
Mason City
Smma Moore
Ida Alderman
Margaret Kil Bare
Nellie David
Mia
Viola Lawless
Digligs
Lottis Flick
Eunice Arnold
Adelin Linn
Gladys Arnold
Ellen Foster
Gerda Clemens
Nelle Davis
George Sherrill
Raymond Smith
Roy Heskett
Alexander , Mutch
Alexander Mutch
Abrs
Sadie Blahn
Francis Robert
Vera C. Witt
Ésserox
St. Mary’s Circle
Idamaye Ingols
Roger Bawn
H. A. Wilson
Harold Dudgcha
South St. Paul, Minn
Max Wilson
Bert Treloar
John H. Kremers
Mark Campbell
Piecerald
Glen W. Muller
Max Miler
Goeralding Fitzgerald
Tharsany
Mildred Hunter
Woman’s Club
E. C. Litchfield
Howard Girsch
Martin
Our Lady of Victory Academy Alummni Association
Lucy B
R. R. Engineers
Hale Century
Traer
Williams Bonewitz
Ronewitz
Holstein
Germa
Bonewitz
America
Valparaiso
Ind
Mra. Bonewitz
Valparaist
Tama County
J. H. Fitzgeralds
Des Moines
Senator Smith “W
Tama
Toledo
Brookhart
Senator
Robert M. la Follette
Frank Brothers
Illinois
Central
Allen Rush
Minneapolis, Minn
G. J. Shaw
August E. Meyers
Inglewood
Johanne Meyers
Almond
Wayne L. Pratt
Elsworth College
Lawn Rails
Rank Hardy
Freeport
F. Kistner
Sioux City
The
P Funeral Directors‘ Associa
TI. S. Hatton
Navy
Ana
Excel
Central Iowa
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Spring & Sunmer
Nama City
Weeny
Wade
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