Lavish Deg Moines Wedding For Miss Lucile Reding
Invitations announce the Deg Moines wedding of Miss Lucile Reding daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Reding to Robert Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson of Waterloo The ceremony will be at 9 p m at 3029 Grand avenue Rev W A Shullenberger will officiate with a large bridal party and several out of town guests noted including the Bragdon and Birdsall families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg Moines
Lucile Reding
R. B. Reding
Bes Moines
Robert Johnson
Walter Johnson
Watertoo
W. A. Shullenberger
Central Church of Christ
Grand Avenue
LK. Myser
Margaret Johnson
Wred Garlock
Ames
Paul Mce- Gaheran
Minneapolis
Waterloo
William Kana
L. K. Myser
Dorothy Reed
Robert Reed
Clara Jobes
Atlantic
Dorothy Hammond
Cedar Falls
Jean Arney
City
K.L. Bragdon
Filla Platt
Roger Birdsafl
Hazel Strayer
Church News and Recitals Highlight Local Events
The women of Mrs. G. Bugsler’s circle hosted games and readings at J. J. Miller residence. A graduation recital by Lester Morgan and Laverné Faslinger is planned at United Presbyterian church, with Deborah society preparing needlework for a First M. E. meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Schoen
G. 5. Bugsler
First Baptist Women’s Society
J. J. Miller
Lester Morgan
Laverné M. Faslinger
Ross Conservatory
United Presbyterian Church
Sp. m
Birthday gathering marks Lincoln celebration in Cedar Heights
A Sunday birthday party at the Lincoln residence in Cedar Heights honored four residents. Attending were Miss Gladys Lincoln and Miss Katherine Lincoln, John Sims and H. 5, plus families and friends from Cedar Falls Waterloo Santa Ana and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Katherine Lincoln
John Sims
H. 5
Lincoln
Cadar Heights
Theodora Rasmussen
T. B. Holtz
Lillian
Jorsted
Cedar Falls
Ralph Watters
Fred Joyce
I. C. Heichet
Agnes Neuhalsen
Waterloo
Luncheon Honors Former Resident Mrs. Glentzer
Fort Yodge resident Mrs. W. Paul Glentzer was saluted at a complimentary luncheon hosted by Mrs. Walter Freebern at 2101 Third Street West. The gathering included former Waterloo friends, with orchid and yellow decor and a menu served at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Paul Glentzer
Fort Yodge
Hare
Catherine Gleason
Washington Street
Walter Freebern
Third Street West
Glentzer
Waterloo
Clark
Neva Buren and Milton Eddy Married at First Lutheran
Miss Neva Buren daughter of Mrs. George A Rohrer wed Milton Eddy at 4 p.m. Saturday in the First Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Henry Mueller officiating. Witnesses included Mrs. Rohrer and sister-in-law Mrs. Bieska Ludlke. Eddy is a Woolworth's floor supervisor. Milton Eddy works as a painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Buren
George A. Rottrer
Milton Eddy
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Rohrer
Bieska Ludlke
Dyke-Flickinger Wedding Ceremony Planned in Iowa City
Mrs. Henry Austin announces the coming marriage of Miss Marguerite Flickinger to Lester Maris Dyke of Iowa City. The 8 am Tuesday ceremony will be at First Presbyterian with Dr John Robertson Macartney officiating. Miss Flickinger, a East Junior high teacher and University of Iowa alumna, will wed Cornelius Dyke as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Austin
Marguerite Flickinger
Lester Maris Dyke
Jons City
Charles L. Dyke
First Presbyterian Church
John Robertson Macartney
Thomas Martin
Iowa City
Doris Brownlee
Waterloo
Cornelius Dyke
Miss Fickinger
East Junior
University of California
University of Iowa
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Drka
Kappa Sigma
Phi Beta Pi
Iown
St Josephs Girls Club elects new officers
At Bishop cafe teria after a Sunday breakfast the St Josephs parish Girls Club chose a new officer slate. New president Edith Galvin succeeds Josephine Robert. Ruth Smith moves to vice presidency. Agnella Striegel becomes secretary. Clare Williams takes treasurer. Breakfast coordinators were Adeline Hayes and Josephine Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Parish
Bishop's Cafeteria
Our Lady of Victory ,Academy
Edith Galvin
Josephine Robert
Ruth Smith
Ane Miller
Agnella Striegel
Clare Williams
Olivia Hacker
Adeline, Hayes
Waterloo Girl Featured in Rotogravure Segment
In the Minneapolis Journal rotogravure, Miss Inda Pickett of Waterloo, daughter of former Congressman Charles B. Pickett, appears among twenty young women from the Vassar daily chain. The piece notes agitation to end the time honored campus custom as part of commencement exercises. Edith Johnson of St. Louis will speak on Health and Beauty at the YWCA at 2 30 pm Tuesday. Miss Ada line Reece of Chicago visits Miss Eva Moore. Miss Jean Padden hosts a dinner in Black's terrace Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Minneapolis Journal
Inda Pickett
Charles B. Pickett
Waterloo
Vassar College Daily Chain
Seewig
Edith Johnson
St. Louis
Young Women's Christian Association
Reece
Adaline Reece
Chicago
Eva O. Moore
Jean Padden
Black's Terrace
SIDE TALKS TWO WAY ARGUMENTS IN MARRIAGE DISCUSSION
Two way arguments arise in family life when spouses and in laws blame each other for duties and fatigue. The piece notes how both sides justify their actions while highlighting how selective facts shape truth. It urges self awareness and empathy in disputes.
Bride Elect Fete Inspires Weekend of Visitations
Bride elect Geraldine Fitzgerald is celebrated with an afternoon party hosted by Miss Edna Fitzgerald. Guests from Waterloo to Tripoli attend yellow and orchid luncheon themes while gifts include a large powder puff. Numerous social outings mark the pre wedding period with friends hosting gatherings and travel notices for guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Fitzgerald
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Max Miller
Missy Helen Menges
Edna, Suffern
Margaret Fitzgerald
Adaline Reece
Chicago
Eva A. Moora
Dorothy Clasen
Tripoli
Gutaida V Waterton
Helen Bailey
Mary Paulsen
Social Courtesies for Miss McGarvey Prewedding Week
Social events unfold for Miss Beatrice McGarvey as she prepares to wed Dr Carl Ernstone of Nebraska City Nebraska on Thursday Invitations go to Tuesday Luncheon at Black's tea room hosted by Miss Mary Kildee and a dinner by Mrs Frank J Hanlon Saturday included a dinner at Black's where eight young women gathered with roses and pink and white accents. a toast to the bride accompanied by cousins Misses Florence and Marguerite McGarvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice McGarvey
Carlton Ernstone
Nebraska City
Neb
Mary Kildee
Frank J. Hanlon
Black’s
Episcopal Parish Plans Picnic and Social Notices
The parish schedules a Cedar River park picnic on Tuesday with Sunday school and potluck dishes. Weather permitting, groups will gather at the church by 3 p.m. A baseball game precedes a parish supper. otherwise the meal moves to the parish house. The column also notes bridge luncheon for Miss Annette Wynne, compliments for Miss Marian Wells, a shower for Miss Marian Wells, a compliments for Miss Maude Elliott, and an alert farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Wartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford C. Wartman
Hammond
Ind
Stanley Shane
Homer Cordon
Pen Three Link Circlex
Cedar River Park
James Snodgrass
City in Brief Guests and Visits Across States
Fort Dofige hosts Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Glitner en route to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fon and Ruth visit Temple Park for two weeks. Mrs. Maude Harris of Chicago stays with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith at 1019 Sycamore. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Manning and son Ty visit the Hartman family at 849 Loran. Bernice Andrews from Little Falls visits Uncle and Aunt Campbell at 214 Tenth Street East. Pettit attends the Presbyterian summer conference in Storm Takehla.
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W. F. Mack
Birs
Horace van Metre
Della
Calo
Mack
G. H. Dixon
Fred G. Clark
Romaine
Familly
Waverly
Waterloo
Fred G., Jr
James
Miles Marie
Luhmenn
Vivian Moeller
Elkader
Lusk
Irma Lusk
Sars Clayton
Jack Deest
Grinnell
Fred Becker
Mount Vernow Township
Howard Webb
Frances Persons
Whitewater
Wis
George Hampton
M.D. Downer
Helen
Downers Grove
Lrl
James A. Cook
Downer
Airs
Cook
C. B. Styer
Aurelia Fischer
Wolf Point
Mont
Park Summerton
la Crosse
John Gilles
Dawson Street
Mater
Dubuque
Styer
Summerton
Miss Fischer
Gilles
Arthur N. Priess
Courier
St. Francis Hospital
Priess
J. C. Lloyd
Marlowe
Sioux City
Ars. W. C. Fish
Sixth Street West
Chicago
Lloyd
Dayton
Ohio City
H. B. Glitner
Fort Dofige
Frank Finn
Florida
J. F. Fon
Ruth
Have &Ce
Templar Park
Maude Harris
F. W. Smith
Sycamore Street
B. H. Manning
St. Louis
FL. Hartman
Loran Avenue
Bernice Andrews
Little Ails
Minn
Frank Campbell
Tenth Street East
Frea $_ Pettit
Presbyterian
Tha Weatera
Weekend Speeders Face Fines on City and County Roads
Automobiles proved the downfall of many over the weekend. Officer H. P. Mason seized three speeders on county highways and W. H. Wilson nabbed one offender in town. They were fined the usual $8.50 plus costs. Ellsworth Hurley, charged with taking an auto without consent, was paroled to his father. A warrant was issued for Guy R. Loomis, charged with selling a mortgaged automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Mason
W. H. Wilson
Ellsworth Hurley
Guy R. Loomis
Reinbeck Beats Rath Team 4 to 1 in Showery Afternoon
Reinbeck defeated the Rath Packing company baseball team 4 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Showers interrupted play and a small crowd attended. Rath pitcher Mason allowed six hits, while Reinbeck tied the bases with timely hits. Watson caught for Reinbeck and Adland for the Packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Company
Reinbeck
Mason
Mully
Waterloo
Watson
Adland
Packers
Families Must Have 3.1 Children to Hold Population
Chicago report cites Harry G. Samson of the National Selected Morticians. He states that to keep population stationary each 1000 families would need 2,618 children from 1,600 daughters and 1,350 sons after factoring marriages with and without offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Harry G. Samson
Samson
Cost Of Executing Two Eskimos Sets At 820000
Edmonton authorities put the cost of the trial and execution of two Copper Eskimos Ali kamiak and Tatamigana on Herschell Island at 820000. Arctic explorer Kaya Rasmussen estimates 50000 to 75000. He says law enforcement should educate the Copper Eskimos to understand civilization before enforcement. He notes they were in primitive savage conditions and that killing female children was common, and a husband’s murder of his wife not seen as wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlaw
John
Placas
Ind Law
Edmonton
Alta
Her- Schell Island
Kaya Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Freight Cars Move Through Waterloo on Three Railroads Sunday
More than 6,000 freight cars passed through Waterloo Sunday on the Illinois Central Chicago Great Western and Rock Island lines, about 2,000 per railroad. Cars carried livestock and perishables while passenger trains ran behind schedule. Great Western repairs between Delhi and Dubuque will take days, with detours via Illinois Central for some freights and one daily passenger train moved each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Steat
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island
Delwelh
Dubuque
Great Western
Farewell for R Clare Heald by Y’s Men tonight
Y’s Men club hosts a farewell for K Clare Heald who leaves for Streator Illinois to become general secretary of the Y M C A. The evening closes summer activities and dinner meetings resume in September. Also listed are two marriage licenses and several names with Waterloo connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clare Heald
K. Clare Heald
Ithe ¥. BM. C. A
Morris Isle
Heald
Streator
Til
Uncle Harry Explains Foreign Debt Funding
Uncle Harry and children discuss the world war foreign debt commission created by an Act of Congress in 1922. They note debtor nations, funding plans, and England’s tax power as a model, with expectations the commission will report before the next session of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Harry
J Joe
Uncle Tiarry
Treasu Department
Belgium
Ilele Zetion
Sam
Roumania
Helen
France
Italy
Debt Funding Commission
Jiminy
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Joe
England
Uncle Sam
Father
Seiziur
Beauty Chat on Scalp Massage and Brushing Techniques
A reader describes a scalp brushing treatment lasting about 45 minutes, with tonic application and fine combing to remove dandruff and oil. The attendant massages the neck and spine, increases head blood flow, and leaves hair looking glossy and healthy, though some consider the pressure tender.
Independence hall undergoes major remodel for dances
Owner J. Orr of Independence, Iowa, repairs a former Holgate Taxi site on Second Avenue NE into a 40 by 154 foot hall. New floor and steel ceiling to be completed by July 4, enabling large entertainments and dances in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. IF Jensen
Independence, Inc
F. A. Orr
Second Avenue N. E
Holgate Taxi Company
Orr
Oden W. Griffit
J. W. Griffith
Ames
Oden W. Griffith
Grifith
General Plecwic Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ellega
Melanus
International Rotary Club
Blamer
Monrovia
Ww. C. Littlejohn
Cleveland
Littlejohn
California
B.A. Williamstom
Verson
Teng Bi
Mr. Williamson
Tanama Canal
Gulf of Mexico
Havana
Cuba
New York City
Long Beach
Yellowstone Park
Mitford Hitchings
J. G Hitchings
Worland
Wyo
Cody
Park
Lake
Okoboji
Ife
Grinnell
National Park
Merton
Coarcily L. Cunningham
Winthrop
Manchester
Pers
BF. DP. Wells
M. FE
Mn Fanu
One Way Waterloo in Des Moines Register Cartoon
Walter Depew’s half page cartoon mocks Waterloo Iowa as seen by an outsider. East High led by Napoleon Bonaparte faces West High under the Duke of Wellington across a river with a chorus by the 1 8 8 T GC and a statue of Leland Parkin. A Democratic deficit pit and local figures are depicted amid Black Hawk labeled scenes and a Waterloo football joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Depew
Des Moines Register
Waterloo
Sibad
Napoleon Bonaparte
Duke of Weillington
Leland Parkin
Yale
Marsh
Meredith
Dobry Cattle Congress
Victor Hugo
J.T. Sullivan
James Murtagh
Wilbur Marsh
Democratic Party
Depew
Tweland Parkin
West High
Excellent Music Under Contragt for Chautauqua
The Waterloo chautauqua program for July features the Chicago mixed quartet performing July 3 afternoon and night, Schubert orchestral sextet on July 4, Mason City quartet July 5, Clarke Concert company with period costumes, and Talant led by Edward Clarke in Olivette or The Pretty Persian July 7. Harry Davies heads his comic opera troupe for a decade, touring year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chicago
Schubert Orchestral Sextet
Mason City Quartet
Clarke Concert Company
Talant
Edward Clarke
Edna Sharpe Bradford
Rachel Clarke
Granville English
Berry Davies
Harry Davies
Baby Health Clinic Planned in Shell Rock Schoolhouse
A Sheppard-Towner Baby Health clinic will be held at the Shell Rock schoolhouse next Saturday. All children under five who are ill and all infants under one year will receive free examinations. Physicians from the state university extension department will assist, led by Mrs. Claude Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shel Rock
Shell Rock
Sheppard-Towner
State University Extension Department
Claude Adair
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Deborah Society
M. E
Thomas Kerr
Mipoch Leckington
Lotus Sarvey
George Stickney
Adjae McCormick
Miss Neva Buren
Phtricia Leese
Lillian Size
Lillian Ames
Sidora
Fidelity Circle
Sans Souci
William Higgins
Dyke-Flickinger
St. Joseph’s Girls’ Club
Éicsues
Leater W. Bowman
Greens
U.S. Army
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Dys Malies
Miases
Nellie *C. Smith
Blanche BE. Curran
Upper Iowa University
Fay~ette
Miss McGarvey
Episcopal Parish
Annette Wynne
Forrest Shores
Bridge
A. A. Hoffmann
Kenneth Stevenson
Cletus Gallavaux
Monra
Mich
M. J. O'Keefe
Marian ‘Wells
Fred Mead
WH. Bush
Marian Vinson
H. P. Hansen
G. A. R. Com
Mayr
Memorial Hall
Andeal Service
Rath
Says Family Shout
David Grant
Mildred Harris
Maris Dyke
Marguerite C_ Flickinger
Terloo É Fee
Frank R. Ammon
Flora A. Ewing
Sterning
Harley W. Greene
Peart B. Tharp
Delrose H
Independence
Second Avenue
Goas Tot. C. Hospital
Fautch
Riehl Street
Tlinots Central Hospital
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POST
Waterloo Evening Courier
Passantan
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Mame
Seeeemmsemees City and State
Esa
Bet Dee Ieee
Nivea
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