Bridal Dawn in Rahe Russell Nuptials Featured
Miss Marjorie Rahe and J Stuart Russell wed in a morning ceremony at the Rahe home. Seventy five guests attended a two course breakfast as flowers and smilax framed the setting. Mrs Miriam Marsh played piano while Miss Ethel Lawless sang. The couple will honeymoon in Minneapolis then the lakes before returning to Sac City where Mr Russell will publish. Mrs Russell is a Grinnell alumna and former high school teacher. Family and friends from Newton Mason City and Dubuque attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Rahe
C. W. Rahe
J. Stuart Russell
Sac
City
P. G. Russell
Newton
Miriam Marsh
Ethel Lawless
Miss Lawless
Miss Marsh
Margaret Appleby
P. H. Appleby
Grinnell
Rahe
Venice
California
Ittle Bors
Billie Fowler
Willard Hemsworth
Mr. Russell
Rev
A. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jy. W. Marsh
Russell
Sac City
West High School
Grinnell College
Newton High School
Camp Pike
Sec Citr
Murray
Harold
Rayburn
Margaret
Mary Ellen
Inez Wilson
Dubuque
Will Anderson
Gebrem
Nathan Sharp
Mason City
Miss Hazel Dahl and Ellery Geiger Wed This Morning
Miss Hazel Marie Dahl and Ellery C. Geiger were married this morning in a ceremony at the home. Rev Clinton F Smith of First Evangelical church officiated. The bride’s mother Mrs Susan Dahl attended. The couple will live at 1320 Argyle after a two week honeymoon at Ruthven and Spirit Lake. Both have church ties and hold prior employment with local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Marie Dahl
Ellery C._ Geiger
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Susan Dahl
Ruthven
Spirit Lake
Argyle
Dass
James Black Drr Goods ‘Company
Geiger
W. B. Howell Printing
Friends Surprise Mrs Swallum Before July Wedding
A July wedding plan is celebrated with a kitchen gifts shower for Mrs Jennie Swallum. Family and intimate friends gathered at W Childs residence for music, chatter, and a tray supper as gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Swatlum
CW. Rood. Faribani
Mina
W B C Honors Married Members at Memorial Hall
The Women’s Relief Corps honored Mr and Mrs Stephen Gilley who wed this month as memorial hall attendees. The group saluted them with gifts and a snowball salute while Ida Alderman gave a wishes speech and the couple spoke briefly. A music program directed by Rose McCord and Fred Bross followed with prizes awarded by Nellie Lawless and other judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gilley
Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Ida Alderman
Rose McCord
Fred Bross
Nellie Lawless
Iowa Congressman and Miss Gittins Married in Williamsburg
A wedding for Miss Anna EB Gittins and Congressman Harry E Hull took place Tuesday at the Williamsburg Congregational church with only relatives present. Rev John Roberts officiated and music was provided by Mrs Edward Gittins. The couple will reside at Wardman Park Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Anna EB. Gittins
Harry E. Hil
Iowa
Congregational Church
Edward Gittins
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
John Roberts
Thomas
Gittins
Atl
Holl
Laws University
Pyongyang
Korea
Hull
Wardman Pari Hotel
Washington, D. C
Digestive Muscles and Home Exercises by Edna Bent Forbes
Last week’s Beauty Chats discusses digestive health and exercises to strengthen stomach and abdominal muscles. Techniques include gentle head lifts, leg raises, abdominal placement, and bodily friction to stimulate blood flow, plus daily yeast intake and facial massages for skin and liver-related concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Bent Forbes
The Only Sure Way to Save Before You Spend
An article argues for budgeting to save money before spending. It promotes saving at least a small percentage of income before expenditures, and then saving more after bills are paid. It stresses balancing needs with savings for a rainy day and urges readers to start saving now.
The Goblins Help Elmo In A Bright Cap Adventure
Elmo frees a goblin from a cap curse and offers a swap: one goblin may wear the red cap to help the others. The goblins agree and each wears a cap. Gnomes warn against tricks as Elmo imagines a garden reward and hungry cravings emerge, leading to a magical Goblin land feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat MI
Elmo
Ehno
Public nurse reports on 2329 county children tested
Mrs. Marie S. Simonsen, county public health nurse, examined 2,329 children across 95 schools in Black Hawk County over the past year. The effort included 254 field days, 94 home visits, 73 professional conferences, 123 talks to children, and a health program at Cedar Valley fair. Data show weight and health issues with 1,172 irregular toothbrush users and 1,287 baths weekly or more, plus notable dental and vision findings and diet considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Marie S. Simonsen
The Garden Gnome cameo in Elmo's spring plot
The tale follows Elmo working his spring garden who earns a land gift from his uncle and gains steady customers for his vegetables. He recalls tiny helpers seen as red caps and a lithe brown creature, always revealed as natural garden sights rather than actual beings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo
Omaha Pastor Who Dramatizes Sermons Here Sunday Night
An unusual sermon will be presented at the union services at First Methodist Episcopal church at 7 45 p m tomorrow. Dr John L Barton pastor of puvany Baptist church Omaha Neb will give a dramatic interpretation of the scriptures in the four scene seven character study The Law of the Lame. Dr Fred J Clark pastor of First Congregational church chairs arrangements and notes Barton has refused chautauqua circuit offers to focus on his own Omaha church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
John L. Barton
Puvany Baptist Church
Omaha
Neb
Barton
Fred 3. Clark
First Congregational Church
Episcopal Bishop to Address Rotary Club
Des Moines bishop suffragan of the Towa Episcopal church will speak at the Monday noon Rotary luncheon at Black's tearoom accompanied by secretary Joseph F. Leopold of the Towa Chamber of Commerce who will also address the Kiwanis club Tuesday noon. Leopold continues regional development efforts while Waterloo's American Institute of Banking suspends weekly meetings until fall. A Lions Club musical program is planned for next Thursday noon at Black's tearoom with Miss Ethel Lawless and Miss Helen McConkey performing piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Longley
Des Moines
Towa Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Black's
Joseph F. Leopold
Towa Chamber of Commerce
Leopold
Kiwanis Club
Black’s
Waterloo
American Institute of Banking
Lions Club
Black's Tearoom
Ethel Lawless
Helen McConkey
Miss McConkey
Waterloo camp chosen for August scout session at Cedar River
Camp Ingachese named for Waterloo Scouts to operate on the Cedar River near Lime Creek mouth two miles southwest of Brandon. Dates span August 6 to 16 and August 15 to 26. The wooded site offers nature, woodcraft and watercraft study with a full schedule including hikes, campfires and night exploration under a staff led by Ray L. Short and Jude Gwynne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar River
Lime Creek
Brandon
Daniel Sand
Ray L. Short
A.A
Ae T
Jude Gwynne
beotze W._ Wood
5. T. Alford
Emperor
Willfort
Granii Palmer
John JD. Clinton
Chemain
Lourie Stolte
I. Brown
Balewon
William Brietske
Marriage Licenses Listed for Waterloo Dundee and Jesup
Arthur B. Curtis of Waterloo and Anna M. Stead of Dundee appear in the marriage licenses list alongside Ellery B. Gieger of Waterloo with Hazel Marie Dahl of Watertown and J Stuart Russell of Sac City with Marjorie Janet Kahe of Watertown. Hans HK. F. Mueller and Sophia M Weltzin of Jesup are also noted among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Curtis
Waterloo
Anna M. Stead
Dundee
Ellery B. Gieger
Hazel Marie Dahl
Watertoo
J. Stuart Russell
Sac City
Marjorie Janet Kahe
Hans HK. F. Mueller
Jesup
Sophia M
Weltzin
Waterloo Daily Snippets Across Town in Brief
Mrs F A Sporle heads to Pemplar Park Spirit Lake for summer. Bath Packing baseball team and Waterloo Tigers to clash at Cedar River Park at 1 pm tomorrow. Miss Dorothea Altman of Chicago visits brother S Altman and stays until after July 4. Tire stolen from J F Hoffman’s car on 1201 Fourth Street West. T H Mickley leaves Waterloo for Florida to acquire land and build. Miss Vesta Paul undergoes successful operation at Presbyterian Hospital and recovers at home. Rev D I Purser Jr attending Northern Baptist Convention at Des Moines will preach Sunday. Carl Wagner, meat inspector, transferred from St Louis to Waterloo area. change around July 1. Two government bookkeeping exams held today for Civil Service. one for Fort Des Moines quartermaster corps, another at Knoxville Public Health Hospital. Ed Madigan county treasurer seeks law copy after licenses paid by two cigarette vendors. Miss Ruth McLain, Della Ross, Vera L Geiger leaving for six weeks on Pacific coast tour. Families Scott, Umbaugh, Small visit Greene to attend revival. Miss Ruby Ferguson leaves Waterloo for Colorado relatives. Donald Ferguson visits Muscatine. Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller and two daughters of Altona visiting Waterloo relatives. Miller sells Altona store and plans move to Southern California by northern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Sporle
Pemplar Park
Spirit Lake
Bath Packing Company
Eam
Waterloo Tigers
Cedar River Park
Dorothea Altman
Chicago
S. Altman
J. F. Hoffman
Fourth’ Street West
T. H. Mickley
Waterloo
Florida
Vesta Paul
Franklin Street
Presbyterian Hospital
D. I. Purser, Jr
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Northern Baptist Convention
Des Moines
Aplington News
Carl ‘Wagner
St. Louis
Rno
Chris Wagner
Federal
Civil Service
Fort Des Moines
United States Public Health Hospital
Knoxville
Madigan
Ruth McLain
Della Ross
Vera L. Geiger
Pacific Coast
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
Franklin A. Scott
Robert
J. B. Umbaugh
George
Robert C. Small
Marget Small
Indianapolis
Ind
Scott
Greene
Ruby Ferguson
R. Ferguson
Harrison Street
Waterloo East
Colorado
Donald Ferguson
Ferguson
Matthew Westrate
Muscatine
Westrates
Ralph Miller
Altona
Miller
G. Miller
Wellington Street
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Walter G Austin
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy against Walter G Austin of Austinville Butler county has been referred by the federal court at Fort Dodge to J Jordan local referee. Up to this noon Mr Austin had failed to appear and it is probable he will be adjudged as bankrupt. The petition was filed by Central Trust Company Des Moines with a claim of 3750 North Iowa Brick & Tire Co Mason City with a claim of 444.17 and Northwestern States Portland Cement Company Mason City with a claim of 392.32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Austin
Austinville
Butler County
Fort Dodge
J. ©. Jordan
Austin
Central Trust Company
Des Moines
North Iowa Brick & Tire Co
Mason City
Northwestern States Portland Cement Company
Kenyon in Iowa Weighs Political Patronage Plums
Senator William S. Kenyon visits Waterloo and northwestern Iowa as political patronage battles loom. Three candidates chase the northern Iowa marshalship plum, while a Cedar Rapids attorney may gain the district attorneyship. Kenyon will assess public sentiment before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Waterloo
United States Marshalship
Bert Keltz
Webster City
Davis
Sioux City
Bronson
Algona
United States
Ayother Plam
Black Hawk
Lars B. Bladine
Cedar Falls
Internal Revenue
Black Hawk County
Bladine
Cedar Rapids
M. J. Tobin
Vinton
Kenyon
Jock Hutchinson Wins British Open Golf Championship
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago won the British Open at St Andrews defeating Roger Wethered in a playoff. Hutchinson finished 36 holes in 150 to Wethered's 159, leading by nine strokes after the first round and by the end secured the championship by nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Andrews
Jocki Hutchinson
Chicago
Roger Ed Ered
Oxford
Hutchinson
Wethered
Carnival and circus counter attractions in city next week
Mysterious Mabel and the Nat Reiss show units will perform at Johnson's gardens near the entrance to Congress grounds starting Monday. The carnival lineup includes society circus palace of wonders gymnasium musical review jolly jester frolic big six side show ferris wheel shooting the rapids crazy house merry go round Hawaiian village and more. The carnival band will give a concert at Lincoln Park tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Nat Reiss
Johnson's Gardens
Cattie
Congress Grounds
Society Circus
Palace of Wonders
Lincoln Park
Circus and concert bill with Harold Stoddard to perform
At 7 30 p m Harold Stoddard tenor soloist will sing with the band. The shows run six days ending Saturday July 2 with the Haxenbeck Wallace circus appearing as Nat Reiss shows depart. The circus offers both matinee and evening performances July 2 with trained animals and 109 acts including aerialists riders and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stoddard
Haxenbeck- Wallace Circus
Nat Reiss
Death notices for Irene Bassett Walter Erdenburg and George Deyo
Irene Stevenson Bassett, youngest daughter of the late Dr. J O Stevenson, died after months with tuberculosis at a state sanitarium in Missouri. She lived at 1 Booneville Mo and leaves husband and three children. She was raised in Waterloo and a West High School graduate. Walter A Erdenburg’s body was taken to Dubuque after services in Hileman Gindt chapel with burial in East Dubuque cemetery. George Deyo’s private funeral was held at Hileman Gindt chapel and he was buried in Hillcrest cemetery. no nearby relatives known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Bassett
Irene Stevenson Bassett
J. O. Stevenson
First Congrega Lional Church
State Sanitarium
Misi
Zouri
Bassetts
Booneville
Bassett
Waterloo
West High School
Walter A. Erdenburg
Dubuque
Hileman & Gindt
East Dubuque
George Deyo
Hillcrest Cemetery
Bible in Hand and Revolver in Pocket
Des Moines reports Rev. Samuel D. Bawden, famed for preaching with a Bible in one hand and a revolver in his pocket, describes India's Criminal Tribes act and his work at Kavali settlement. He cites magisterial powers, riots, and discipline leading some criminals to become citizens through work and worship. Nonunion funeral halted by union officials in Chicago as a nonunion band is replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
India
Samuel D. Bawden
Kaiser-i-hind
United States
Northern Baptists Convention
Kavali
Bawden
Chicago
New Beach Lures Bathers Despite Walk Through Woods
The temporary municipal bathing beach opened last Sunday remains popular. Park Commissioner Sherwood has improved access by cleaning paths and adding benches. Harold Williams runs the bathhouse with Harry Scroggy as life saver. A permanent restoration of the old beach is hoped after high water, but the current site will be used this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sher- Wood
Harold Wiliams
Harold Williams
Harry Scroggy
Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
River Front Commission
Births Reported In Local Families This June
Mr and Mrs William Minor Ransom of 203 Washington street welcomed a son William Minor on June 12 the twelfth child in the family. The Ransoms ages 31 and 45 parents laborer. In Black Hawk township Mr and Mrs John Herman Gutknecht had a son John Jr on June 17. Mr and Mrs Paul Bergstrom of 892 Eleventh West welcomed a daughter Delpha June on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Minor Ransom
Washington Street
William Minor. Jr
John Herman Gutkpecht
Black Hawk Township
John, Jr
Paul Bergstrom
rRleventh
Del
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Society News
M. C
J. S. Russell
Higgina
Amos Markles
Higpelos
Anna Shannon
Mia
Laura Garrabrant
Leighton
Hazel M. Dahl
Ellery Geiger
W.B.C
R. I. Snodgrass
Lamp
Sons of Veterans
Andy
Plymouth Congregational
Byrnes Park
Triple Four
St Elk Run
Triple Four Club
J. R. McMullen
C. R. V. Bassarear
Josephine Bernard
Bertha Gordon
North Star Society
A. A. Burger
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
M. E—Latura Webb
E. G. Leffler
M. G.—Seng
Couves
Cameron
Ruth
F. A. Walker
la Porte City
Dunkerton
Episcopal
SCOUT
United States District
Jock Hutchinson
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank Bidz
M. C. Smith
404 Commercial Bank
New Beach
Buck
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Renee
Black Hawk Bank
Libert’s White Laundry
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