Lumry Home Sets Elegant Society Wedding
Ferns and flowers framed a large bay window as Catherine Lumry and Marc J. Smith wed in Sioux City. Music featured Miss Gertrude Treynor and Josephine Turmy. bride wore blue crepe romaine with white roses. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gasady and others. couple to reside at 04 Nineteenth Street after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Lumry
Ceres Mony
Catherine
Marc Old J. Smith
Sioux City
Simon Casady
Des Moines
Levey
Jarkspur
Gereriude Treynor
Lumry
Josephine Tumry
Lorengrin
Charles David Darling
Westminter Presbyterian Church
Josephine Lumry
Mendelssohn
Alises Mary
Margaret Nauman
Vesta Paul
Anna Marie Deck
Charles Greeley
Waterloo
Dela Gamma Sorority
Smith
Swift & Co
Beta Theta Pi
Iowa
State, College
Ames
West High
Simon Gasady
Carl G. Lumry
New York City
Leroy Unmry
Fort Myers
Fila
Gertrude Treynar
Marguerite Salusburg
Marguerite Hess
Henry Sutter
Omaha
Wayne Loveland
Dubuque
Horace van Metre
Fort Dodge
Ben Naven
Chicago
Nineteenth Street
Sioux
W. C. A. Girls Beach Party Planned
Employed Waterloo girls will attend a Cedar Falls beach party Tuesday evening under YWCA supervision led by Mrs. Nelle Sinclair Brown. Mrs. J. M. Dempster, YWCA swimming director, will advise on swimming. Supper at the beach. reservations at the YWCA by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chris Association
Cedar Falls
Nelle Sinclair Brown
J. M. Dempster
Y. Wlc
Club notes note summer meeting suspension and plans
Regular meetings will be discon tinued during the summer by N O B clan now hosted by Mrs Wil Wester. Mrs S Axtel will arrange the ple nie dtr Tuy Mavors cards were presented at one class of play by Mrs W La Fletcher Mye Wil Silver and Miss Gertrude Collen tine at the residence of Mersey Flow Gilley thirteen elup were held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. B. Clan
Wil Wester
S. Axtel
W. la
Fletcher
Mye
Wil
Silver
Gertrude Collentine
Uuky
Mersey Flow Gilley
Dinner for wedding party hosted by Casadys
Mr and Mrs Simon Casady of Des Moines entertained at dinner last evening in Hotel Mugsell Lamson for Miss Catherine Lumry and Harold L Smith who were married earlier today at the bride’s parents home Mrs W Lumry. Attending guests included Carl C Lumry of New York City, Leroy Lumry of Fort Myers Florida, Henry Sutter and Miss Margaret Hess of Omaha, and the bride’s sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Casady
Des Moines
Mugsell-Lamson
Catherine Lumry
Harold L. Smith
W. Lumry
Malone
Casady
Waterloo
Carl C. Lumry
New York City
Leroy Lumry
Fort Myers
Fla
Henry Sutter
Margaret Hess
Omaha
Neh
Miss McGarvey to Be Complimented at Dinner Party
Beatrice McGarvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence JF McGarvey will wed Dr Cartetan Ernstens next Thursday. She will be honored at a dinner party this evening by cousins Florence and Marguerite McGarvey at Black's Honeydew orchid and pale green decor will grace tables Dinner served at 6 includes bridal party members and others from Waterloo Miss Mary Ixilden will compliment Miss McGarvey at a luncheon at Black's next Tuesday Mrs PF Hanlon will host another event for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McGarvey
Beatrice McGarvey
Lawrence JF. McGarvey
Cartetan Ernstens
Florence
Marguerite McGarvey
Black’s
Waterloo
Mary Ixilden
Aliss McGarvey
Black
PF. J. Hanlon
Hostesses Favor Sunnyside Country Club Summer Parties
Sunnyside Country Club hosts multiple gatherings with luncheon and bridge. Mrs H M Reed entertains Mrs J R Vinson Littie Rack Arkansas. Chi Omega sisters hosted by Mrs J W Rowntree. Mrs L B A Daum and Mrs C S Corey host luncheon and bridge. Earl C Glasson card club held luncheon then play. G A W Lincoln circle meets Memorial hall. plans for July 1 garden event at Mrs Lulu Crosby with committee. W G T patriotic program at Willard hall announced with Rev W W Williams speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Elch
H. M. Reed
J. R. Vinson
Littie ‘Rack
Ark
Chi Omega Sorority
Sisters of
J. W. Rowntree
Lb. A. Daum
Mason Blydenburgh Marriage Ceremony Performed Friday
The marriage service for Miss Rhode Blydenburgh and A Ly Mason was held Friday evening at 7 30 by Rev M G Court of Northminster Presbyterian. The single ring ceremony followed by a dinner at the Prosser home. The couple will reside at 83 Lane Street after July 1. Farewell party hosted for Mr and Mrs Carl P Schaefer prior to their Canada Europe trip. Mrs A L Roderick returned to Chicago after a visit with her mother Mrs L E Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Blydenburgh
Rivner Stapela
A. Ly Mason
Jays
al. Mason
Dankerton
M.G. Court
Northminster Presbyterian Church
A. C. Propstr
Watter
Northwestern Bell ‘Selephone Company
Prosser
Ud. F. Braham
Vie Bride
Mason
Lane Street
City in Brief A rush of local social notes and travel
City in Brief compiles scattered social items from Buchanan for old service bids and church attendance. includes note of travelers Mrs. T. G. Ferranon convalescing, concert plans at First M. E., and several couples leaving for trips to Denver San Francisco and California. Also mentions church delegates to state Christian conference and a Cedar Heights ball game score of 12 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hubbard
James Burns
Cedar Heights
Frank Weant
Bire
Dance Night Confessions and Hushed Plans
Fragmented dialogue captures a late night call scene with Mrs Bartlett, Woodwards, and a pair planning a dance and stage plans while managing interruptions. Multiple voices reference work, a theater mindset, and social obligations amid domestic bustle.
Local Notes on Socials and Campers from Waterlog
Springs and now shoe can get around on crutches, Mrs. Charles Shafner and Miss Mildred Kayes entertained Mrs. Kenry Pears, Jackson, Mick., and all, Albert Roderick, Chicago, for day. Mr. wag Airs. C.J. Woolley have been entertaining duo that Little Way Lake camps among other campers the past week, the following from Waterlog Jamar Duke, George K. Green, HK, GC, Wangler, F. W. Wieland, Jenny Allen, George Rowell, S. it Belton, Maud Margadau t, Nicholis Meisel and J. TM Jones. Wishing is reported to be good and all are catching the lapst number, Mrs. W. Johnson and daughter Margarets returned last evening by motor from Red Wing, Miss, where they visited friends, Pant 8. McGaheran, Minneapolis, returned with them for a two weeks visit among friends and relatives. he has finished his second year in Juch in the extension department of Minnesota State University while being regularly enjoyed at other work. For several years he Wig connected with the Black Hawk County Abstract company of which Lora Alford is president. A winter garment cleansed is a worry a stopped. Phone Gh Unique Cleaners. Enjoy your Sunday dinner at the Kerar Cafeteria. [our place orchestra, 5 to 8 y] m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shafner
Mildred Kayes
Kenry ‘Pears
Jackson
Mick
Albert Roderick
Chicago
Mr. Wag
C.J. Woolley
Little Way Lake
Jamar Duke
George K. Green
Wangler
F. W. Wieland
Jenny Allen
George Rowell
S. It
Belton
Maud Margadaut
Nicholis Meisel
J. TM Jones
W. Johnson
Margarets
Red Wing
Miss
McGaheran
Minneapolis
Hug
Juch
Afinmesota State University
Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Lora Alford
Swisher Named Vice President of Iowa State Bar Assn
B F Swisher was chosen vice president for the ensuing year at the Iowa State Bar Association officers election in Dubuque. E Markley of Mason City was elected president. Judge B H Stiles of Manchester was kept on the executive committee. Next convention slated for Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Swisher
Iowa State Bar Association
Dubuque
E. Markley
Mason City
BH. 3
Stiles
Manchester
Davanport
Father's Day to Be Observed Sunday
Waterloo plans to observe Father's Day this coming Sunday with no special programs announced. The day, first observed three years ago, is being promoted to stand alongside Mother's Day in American tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Stockholders Sue on Insurance Shares
Damages exceeding $160,600 are sought from Western Life Insurance in a district court suit filed by five plaintiffs alleging misrepresentation of stock value. They filed a petition to restrain Iowa Loan & Trust Co., trustee for the insurer, from paying $200,000 the balance of a recent deal in which Western Life was sold to Royal Union Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Western Life Insurance Company
Iowa Loan & Trust Co
Western
Western Life
Royal Union Life
Reward Offered for Return of Runaway Boys
Pittsburgh, June 20. Frank Y Harwood of American Tobacco arrived to aid in finding his 15 year old son Warren and Webster Cosse 14 son of Charles A Cosse civil service commissioner who disappeared from New York City eight days ago. Parents offer 5000 reward for their return. Police report Harwood boy sent a post card from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Franky Harwood
American Tobacco Company
Warren
New York City
Webster Cosse
Charles A. Cosse
New York
Harwood
Waterloo People Head to Moose Convention in Baltimore
Mr and Mrs George Wellein and Frank Stone left last night for Baltimore Md to attend the Loyal Order of Moose national convention opening Monday and ending Tuesday eve ning The party will visit Boston Gattysboro Washington and other points of interest Wellein is secretary of Waterloo lodge No 328 and Stone is prelate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wellein
Frank Stone
Baltimore
Order of Moose
Wellein
Waterlow Lodge No
Order ‘of Moose
Stone
Boston
Gattysboro
Washington
Births Reported In May And June At Local Hospital
A stream of birth notices lists numerous families delivering at St. Frasigls hospital and other local addresses. Names include DF Rina, William Meiners, Carl Sennart, Harry Neil Stewart, Andrew Sorensen, Arthur Ives Hostetler, Tohn Oscar Wilson, Wilbur David Parnes Stor, and more. Dates span May 2 to June 13 with multiple daughters and sons, asserting continued community growth and family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rina
Ianteten
St. Frasigls Hoeepid
Avid
William Meiners
Tia Blatt
Jack Buenna
Carl H. Sennart
Harry Neil Stewart
Buster
Mary
John Clark
Rand Airs
Andrew Sorensen
Oneida
Beulah Trane
Wilbur David Parnes Stor
Anughetar
Arthur Ives Hostetler
Butler
Anne Gertrude
Ankeny
Anna
Mae Tohn
Oscar Wilson
Wleventy West
Hscl Ruralot
Georgia
Swire
Maye Maughter
Milaahett Jane Me
Richard mM. McMahon
St. Pranetshoepttal
Daaughter
Flos Maria
Tte
Jenson
Mery Forse
Carroll Tran
Walter J. Merrill
Luna
William Menry
Frank Ta
Ehavhes
Me Eemrot
Grever
Mir
Thomas Swern
Waltney Read
San
Thomas Fr
G Scouts Begin Camp Stay At Waverly Area
Sixty four Boy Scouts from Waterloo Grundy Center and Clarksville depart Monday for a 40 acre campsite near Waverly for a week long stay the first of six camps this summer. Forty nine from Waterloo ten from Grundy Center five from Clarksville. Facilities nearly ready and a 448 foot well provides gravity fed water to kitchen and mess hall. Daily activities include scoutcraft work swimming and rest with campfire stunts evenings. Sunday visitors and a court of honor after noon. Catholic priest arranges mass transport from Waverly and Protestant services at camp. Fourth of July program planned with fireworks display. Mail the scouts at tax STA route 6 Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Waterloo
Grundy Genter
Clarksville
Deave
Waverly
Grundy Center
Kitchan
Mondiy
The Salad Woman Returns to a Yellow Table
Mark Lonsdale sits at a yellow table in a tea shop under black geese murals and orders mayapple salad with cake. He muses on a lost romance with May Appleby, once tied to the farm, now missing with her mother in the city. He learns she went home at seven, then plans to wait in the drugstore window to glimpse her tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lonsdale
Mark
Appleby
May Appleby
Far West
British Columbia
Alaska
May
Mr. Appleby
Mark Dorgedly
Beauty chat on facial massage and care tips in old column
The article outlines facial massage principles and techniques emphasizing lifting motions, avoiding downward strokes, warming the skin with heat and cream, then ending with astringent pressure. It includes methods to reduce sagging, handle crow’s feet, and care for hair with electric or tweezers, plus advice on creams and aftercare.
Great salad romance interrupts two mortal hours
In a drug store a dramatic chase ends when Mark Lonsdale crashes into May Appleby near a tea shop. Her salad flies, he apologizes, and a hurried confession of love follows amid mortified pride and curious bystanders. He swears to keep May Appleby’s salad only for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Appleby
Mark Lonsdale
Miss Appleby
Mark
Met
A B Wilson Hurt In Crash Leaves Hospital
A B Wilson of 1206 Broadway was injured about the face and abdomen when his car collided with another driven by J M Bradford of 329 Oneida Street at 610 pm yesterday. He was taken to Presbyterian hospital but left this morning. both cars were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Wilson
Broadway
J. M. Bradford
Oneida Street
Presbyterian Hospital
District Judge Hutchinson Taken Ill After Return from Sanitarium
District Judge William Hutchinson, recently back from a Wisconsin sanitarium, fell seriously ill yesterday in Illinois or Ta. June 30. The report notes his condition worsened with possible complications observed later.
Paris Dressmaker Gets Two Years for Killing Sick Sister
Paris June 20 Anna Levasser a dressmaker in Paris was sentenced to two years in prison after being found guilty of aiding her ill sister Anais to die. Anais who suffered incurable lung disease urged mercy and the two planned to shoot her. after multiple shots Anais died. Levasser claimed she was motivated to avenge a landlord’s eviction threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Anna Levasser
Aiile
Levasser
Anais
Anna
Althe
Anals
Barber Fined Says He Will Raise Prices
In Nevada Collins barber C C Bona Witz paid a $50 fine after contributing $23 to Colo city for intoxication. He warned that prices would rise if the trend continues as he was brought to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Collins
C. C. Bona Witz
Collings Barber
Colo
Freight traffic resumes as Illinois Central passes Waterloo
Hundreds of freight cars moved through Waterloo after the Illinois Central reopened the Manchester to Dubuque line, damaged by Maquoketa river floods. Nine hundred cars sat on sidings between Manchester and Dyersville, with 1,000 more between Dyersville and Keokuk. Posts say all stalled cars were cleared as conditions returned to normal by 9:15 a.m. Friday. Passenger trains on Illinois Central ran on time, while Chicago Great Western detours affected service between Oelwein and Dubuque. No restoration date given for Great Western repairs between Oelwein and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railroad
Manchester
Dubuque
Maquoketa
Dyersville
Keeport
Ill
Fort Dodge
Reward Posted for Jim Davis Dead or Alive by Governor Des Moines
Des Moines June 20 Iowa will pay 500 for the capture of Jim Davis a member of the Red Buzzette gang of Sioux City Also sought for the Farling Bay bank robbery Davis Welch and others are linked to a shooting that involved Clinton motorcycle officers Two state rewards were posted for Welch Davis is 37, 200 pounds and 6 feet 5 inches tall He has five bullet wounds in his body Also note: Dave C Weimar a 62 year old Sioux City printer died yesterday at the state hospital Cherokee Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Titi Davis
Welch
Davis
Sioux City
Dus
Cherokee
Dave.c. Weimar
State Hospital
Up-to-Date 1925 Spring and Summer Fashion Patterns
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from the Fashion Department offering two color or material combinations with reversible tunic and dress designs. Sizes 84 to 44 inches, yardage details given. Order by mail with 16 cents and receive the Spring Summer 1925 Book of Fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Allyer
Tsatmos
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Marian Wells
Fred Mead
L. D. Massey
Nick Mei
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Mrs. Casady
Latics
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Memorial Hall
Ella Watters
Department
Manson City
Wave & Kensington
Lulu Crosby
Anna Hosser
Truman de Reame
East Flower
Mason-Blydenburgh
Carl P. Schaefer
Canada
Europe
Eagie
Abs. Mars Newhalsen
Minnie
Nebraska
Carl Beck
Mary Beck
P. J. Schaefer
A. L. Roderick
L. E. Powers
Detha Powers
West District
Buchanan
James B. Cronin
Frveck
Milwaukee
Wis
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T- G- Ferranon
Home Park Boulevard
St. Francis Hospital
Reed & Barton, Gold and Silversmiths
Taunton
Mags
Dean Stevenson
Dorothy Kline
Genevieve Holman
Mildred Chanlin
Ticlen Watkins
First Presbyterian Church
Art Bellis
Hugh J Bailis
Wnd
R.A. Man“ning
Lake View Camp
Pinelli
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Lurena
Med Reinhardt
Cincinnati
Dimmermann
Baptiar
Church
Hig
Bon. Draper
Rompany
Iseridior Springs
Doug
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Garry
Zac
Marvey
Unique Cleaners
Swisher
State Bar Ass'n
Grundy
Arthur F. Jury
Sta
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By Clarissa Mackie
Pye
Miss R
A. B. Wilson
Barber
Hell
Bill
Sibert
Illinois
Gentral
Jim Davis
Amar
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