Marriage announcements and society notes from Waterloo area
A long society page reports several weddings and social events. Willie-Lytle notes the marriage of a Lytle daughter to Halphugh Alte with detailed ceremony and guest lists. Cleveland and Anderson unite at Marengo with church reception and guests from Iowa City and Waterloo. Brewer and Saunders tie the knot in Waterloo. Esther Shine and John Evely wed in Black Hawk county. Numerous other social events include entrances, gowns, and post-ceremony plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie-Lytle
New Gang Lytle
and Airs
W. W. Lytle
Halphughalte
Iowa City
Sterday
Willam T. Lytle
My Avon United Presbyterian Arch
Pittsburgh
Grace Young
Wer
Margaret McCormack
Laverne Beal Covell
Albert J. Lytle
Roy Pierce
Kmn
Barra Brown
Naomi Galloway
Uise Whiteman
Monmouth
Ill
Jean’ Ung
Traer la
Elizabeth Harris
Jamie Anderson
Harold Bite
Monath College
Fride
Ansonia
Andie
Smilax
Imawr
Cleveland-Anderson
Chartie Anderson
Marengo
Ray
Cleveland
Waterloo
Methodists Episcopal
A. Field
Marie Dayton
Hazelster
Mendelssohn
Lois I. Bishop
Nevada
Carl N. Cleveland
Minnepolis
Minn
iver-to-River
Bishop
Anna Anderson
Marenzo
E University of Iowa
Washgton
D. C
S. A. Cleveland
Waterlon
Walter Reed Hospital
Washinga
Cramer Motor Carimpany
Waterlooastline Engine Company
Inpues and
Fayette
Evely
Esther Shine
Fredining
Read Street
John Evely
George B. Shoemaker
Hlackawk County
1St High School
Henry Evely
Mount Vernon Township
Nce
Waaloo
Beauty Chats On Dry Skin Care By EDXA FORBES
A reader asks about persistent facial dryness and flaking not linked to scalp conditions. Experts advise gentler cleansing, blotting with towels, warm water, and regular massaging with cold cream, plus avoiding soap on the face during flare ups.
Side Talks or Rental Scheme Aims at Stable Tenancies
A friend who bought an apartment house outlines a plan titled Rentals at cost and undisturbed tenancies. The owner would provide warm, clean, weatherproof housing, defer repairs, build a reserve fund for future work, cover taxes and insurance, and secure market-rate investment income while preserving tenancy stability during hard times.
Settling Quarrels in Court Not Favored
After a long hearing of charges between the families of G. C. Tucker and Charles Eastman, Judge O. B. Courtright dismissed the state cases from the municipal court calendar. Eastman was fined $5 and costs on a misdemeanor charge. Fred Parrish urged throwing out the entire matter to save county expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Tucker
Charles Eastman
O. B. Courtright
Eastman
Fred Parrish
Waterloo Evening Courier Patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns are low for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Daley Apron Pattern 3254 Offered in Three Sizes
Cut in three sizes small medium and large the Daley apron pattern 3254 is described. A medium size requires 2 yards of 36 inch material. Suitable fabrics include lawn cambric dimity Swiss linen with lace embroidery or braid gingham percale sateen alpaca. Bib and straps may be omitted. Pattern illustrated and sent by email on receipt of 15 cents in silver or stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Getty
Waterloo movie to ge thrilling
F A Holmes, chairman, reports progress on a Waterloo moving picture for the Greater Waterloo Association. The plan features prominent citizens, scenes of golf, river boating, parks, industries, retail and wholesale districts, and residential beauty under a subtitle. Committee plans publicity and daily department for association activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Holmes
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo Moving Picture
Holmes
H. M. Reed
Association
C.A. Robbins
A. W. Peterson
William Read
National Chamber of Commerce
Woman Distracted by Lost Pocketbook Misses Streetcar
Mrs Maggie Casutt recounts a tense day after a man named Birney Allen offered her a ride near Duryea Street. He drove her downtown and to Washington and Fourth before noticing the missing purse left in the car seat. Allen runs a job printing office on Fourth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemade
Herusband
Maggie Casutt
Fourth Shest West
Duryea Street
Washington and Fourth
Birney Alien
Fourth Street
Bar Association weighs state statute changes in Iowa
Cedar Rapids June 24 convention opens with focus on conciliation of small claims. A code commission bill would allow settlements for claims up to one hundred dollars, promising savings for litigants. Dean W R Vance of the University of Minnesota spoke on conciliation. Judge Harry Olson of Chicago to speak tomorrow as candidates move for state supreme bench vacancies and district judges attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa State Bar Association
Code Commission
Bar Association
Dean W. R. Vance
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis Court of Conciliation
Harry Olson
Chicago
Blaven
State Supreme Bench
Rural Schoolmaster Dying Out Rapidly
A humorous obituary of the rural schoolmaster as a nearly extinct male figure. The piece notes no male teachers present at a county superintendent’s examination, with only a lone young man seeking a state certificate. Female schoolma’ams look on as he departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Gassius
State Department
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Society News
Mrs
George
E. Funston
Ramona
L. A.kuhne
East St. Louis
Wednesday Bridge Club
Byrnes Park
M. E
Deborah Society
Llans
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Women's Polict Corps
Robert Anderson Post
Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Harker-Miller
William B. Harker
Erma M. Miller
Cedar Falls
M. K. W. Heicher
G.I. A
R. G Lake
St. Louis
Edxa Kent Forbes
Ruta Cameron
Wang & Miller
Tener Venens
Pean
Beebe
Anne Aeveenceenans
G. W
Williams
Gem
Penn
Hansen & Hansen
East Fourth Street
Jonah
Peerless
Peerless Baking CO
Black Hawk Tire & Rubber CO
West Fifth St
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