Local society notes vows of Esther Jeppesen and Roy Jones
Esther Jeppesen and Roy B. Jones exchanged marriage vows at the bride's home with Rev La Batungartner officiating. The ceremony featured Ophelia roses, blue attire for attendants, and a 6 pm dinner in Black's tearoom. About 46 relatives attended. the couple will reside in Waterloo after a 10 day Iowa visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jeppesen
N. Jeppesen
Roy B. Jones
Ben Jones
la Batungartner
Calvary Hvangelical Church
Ophelia Roses
Ruth Guilford
Fred Linder
Reinbeck
Minsha Whitney
Maynard
Edith Nelson
Kimball's
Waterloo
Tones
Illinois Central Railway
Iowa
McGregor Woman Boosts Business and Professional Womans Club
Vara Jordan of the McGregor Times led a group of McGregor women to Waterloo for Judge Allen's address and returned with plans to found a strong Business and Professional Women's club. The delegation included Isabella Boyle Marie Walter Ruth Bareman and Margaret Ct Myers among others, with Myers living in Elkader.
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McGregor
Vara Jordan
McGregor Times
Waterloo
the Times
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jini
Ainit
Miss Evelyn Wiegand Returns Home From Study Abroad
Miss Evelyn Wiegand daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Wiegand has arrived in New York aboard the President Adams after studying under Victor Heinze in Munich since September She will travel to Waterloo and reach there about July She previously studied under Heinze in Chicago and plans to teach after Sept 1 She attended the Oberammergau passion play Christmas in the Alps and New Year in Berlin. her return trip was via Switzerland Italy Prance and England She sailed from London on June 16 Waterloo Woman's Club hosts a birthday fete on the clubhouse lawn this evening with Lawn Festival Hospitality for members and spouses Ars E A Boggs chairs the event
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Mason
Dubuque
Boon
McGregslough
Wisconsin
Atelfregor
River Lown
Fram
Shu
Eyelyn Wiegand
Airs
W.W. Wiegand
Muse
Victor Heinze
Munich
Germany
New York
Adams
Waterloo
Miss Wiegand
Heinze
Chicago
Toy
Oberammergau
Alps
Berlin
Dregsden
Leipsig
Switzerland
Italy
Pranea
England
London
Miss Wiegamt
Wim
Ars. E. A. Boggs
Earl W. Wi- Smut
Waterlon
Earl W. Wryant
Des Moines
Sroon
Iowa University
Butterick Publishing Company
Mrs. Wyant
Pleasant Avenue
Slouxty
Beauty Chats column offers home beauty advice and remedies
Edna Kent Jorbes shares reader letters on eyelash routes, brow styling, hair removal, and skin care. advice covers shaving myths, brow shaping, wax and electrolysis options, pimples and blackheads remedies, hair tonics, wart treatments, cellulite hints, and general skin care tips, with cautions to consult physicians for medical concerns.
Dangerous Business of Matchmaking on Porches
Ruth Cameron cautions readers against meddling in lovers lives as matchmakers, recounting a bride’s tears over engagement gossip. She warns conversations about romance strain friendships, urging restraint, and argues single women can find fulfillment through service and autonomy rather than unwanted marital pressure.
Marriages and society notices in Waterloo area
Mary Alice Mulkern and Charles E. Riede wed at St Joseph’s parsonage Ray Joby McDonald assisted. After a motor trip they will live in Waterton. Hagleton IA native taught in Des Moines and Waterloo circles. Numerous society notices follow detailing engagements weddings and club events with local names and venues.
Church Activities Schedule and Meetings Decoupled
Major guild cancels tomorrow’s meeting and will not reconvene until fall. St Pauls M E Circles two four five six set dates with named chairs this week at the church. circles one and three will not meet. Our Lady of Victory court W & O P L to meet at K of C hall this evening. Trinity American Lutheran builds holds a business and supper planning meeting with hostesses Emmat Schmidt and Mrs Harry Sailor. Senior Girls club of St Joseph parish picnic ends meetings for now. Southminster Women’s auxiliary to meet at church parlors tomorrow afternoon.
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Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Circle
OW. Bedort
Herbert Sherwood
C. ¥. Smith
Cirele
W. L. Ate
J. H. Rickfrit
Fra Cairy
Trinity American Lutheran Build
Emmat Schmidt
Harry Sailor
St. Joseph Parish
Byrnes Park
American Legion Auxiliary Picnic at Byrnes Park
The American Legion auxiliary will replace this week’s meeting with a picnic at Byrnes Park on Thursday afternoon for members and friends. Dinner will be at o’clock with a committee providing coffee and members contributing sandwiches and another dish. The Change Meeting Place Unity Study class will meet at 7 30.
Rogg Conservatory Tuesday Evening Class Continues
The class schedule at Rogg Conservatory continues on Tuesday evenings with instruction from teacher Misa Maud Dudley. Ongoing sessions have been held recently, and the program invites interested participants to attend each Tuesday moving forward.
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Rogg Conservatory
Misa Maud Dudley
Waterloo City Briefs Mixed Local News From Iowa
City notes from Waterloo cover a wide range of small events. Reports include travels of residents to Canton Lewistown Chicago and Columbus a painter hired for a high school contract and a teachers exam schedule. Also listed are local health updates court actions and a motor trip through northern Minnesota with fishing and sightseeing.
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A. W. Mclaran
Columbus
A. BD. Riehmond
Champaign
J. BE. Ferguson
Ralph Childy
Minnesota
Little Boy Lake
Bamidji
Park Ranids
Yatena
Littis Falls
Itseca Park
Ferguson
Milssasippi
Lake Itasca
Corns
Jenks Receives Million German Money Shipment
F Willis Jenks carried a million in German marks delivered by a Berlin banking house. The shipment, wrapped in nine canvas packages and bearing seals of Wachthandlung, arrived after inspection at Dubuque. Jenks, known as the Bock Man, planned to use the notes for advertising to stress the dollar’s value.
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F. Willis Jenks
Jenka
United States
Jenks
Brewar Exchange
Wachbutdle
Fending Bank
Direction der Dipsconto Gesgelschaft
Berlin
Waterloo Finturdey
Dubuque
Iowa
Minnesota
Janks
Bock
Hald Ha
County to Patrol Highways to Curb Speeding
County officials consider patrolling all paved and graveled roads with officers to cut speeding. Plan discussed by county supervisors backed by expected fines offsetting patrol costs. Rainbow Drive remains the only regularly patrolled road as talks continue on broader enforcement.
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Jfn
Rawfaw
Patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design read it to Fashion Department, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
County Board Adjourns After Farm Funds Protest
In Washington township owners protested yearly farm fund values to Laut. The county board adjourned last evening and will reconvene next Saturday to continue proceedings.
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Washington Township
Salvation Army heads urged to retain local commander
The Greater Waterloo association directors praised Commander and Mrs. Edward La Plount for their service and voted to request Des Moines to retain them for at least another year. They also ordered the association dining room closed from next Saturday until Wednesday August 16, except for the usual Saturday evening luncheon gatherings.
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Waterloo
Salvation Army
Algo
Greater Waterloo Association
Des Moines
Edward la Plount
Salvation Army Corps
Association
Satuday
Mrs W H Stevens Injured In Cherry Tree Fall
Mrs W H Stevens of 310 Denver Street suffered a painful fall from a cherry tree when the ladder limb she held broke causing loss of balance. No bones are broken but she endures considerable pain and hopes to resume duties as president of the W R C soon.
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W. H. Stevens
Denver Street
Bids on Addition to Postoffice to Be Sought Soon
Drawings for the addition to Waterloo's postoffice building have been completed and Ray Eggert postmaster has been advised. Specifications will be prepared so bids can be let shortly after July 1. Delays occurred as funds for major changes were obligated earlier, awaiting the new fiscal period.
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Witerioo
Postofica
Ray
Begert
Waterloa
Eggert
Ths
Municipal Court: Howe Guilty. Zimring Trial Drawn Out
Melvin Howe pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined 18,560 plus costs by Judge J W Gwynne, with Paul Kline as prosecuting witness. Zimring’s case on operating a car without a 1923 license was adjourned after a lengthy trial, his charge contended the car was moved by tow. William Nelson’s charge for driving on the wrong side of the street was dismissed on the assistant county attorney’s recommendation. A traffic violator calendar closed with a 3.00 fine.
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Melvin Howe
J. W. Gwynne
Paul Kline
Howe
Abraham Zimring
Zimring
William Nelson
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Dolly
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MK. O
John
Anxious
B.C. C
Misa N. K
Lb. G
Rebecca
Ruth Cameron
Dicky-boy
Lakeside
Cupid
Elshe
Tharn
Atdt
Cis
Jase Chase
Ayarry
la Rochefoueard
Lave
Mary Alice Mulkern
Charles E. Riede
J. J. Milkern
Warridge
Mary Alice
Charles J. Riede
Hagleton
David Flede
St. Joseph's Parsonage
Joby McDonald
Noss Conservatory
Hridge
Kather M. Harman
Thelma L. Amos
Wad Elven
United Presbyterian Ghuereh
Friends of
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Jean Deprez
Beeen Ees
Lise
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Flora Rollins
Harry Whitney
Universalist Church
Clara Barton Guild
A. A. Stewart
L. A. Cobb
O. M. Thompson
J. B. Lavine
Shimblebot
Carria Leckington
Memorial Hall
Marshalltown
Rainbow Airela
L. &. Diets, Sr
Vicnic—Child Study Club
Church News
Majer Guild
Our Lady of Victory Court W. &, O. PL
C. Hall
Sorthminster Women's Auxiliary
WIL
Jamarross
Ashliy
Huchanan's
T.J. Buts
Canton
Lewistown
J. van Metre
Rockfora. I
Duck Carter
BF. W. Balensetfer
Royal
Chicago Great Western Railway
W. J. Nichola
J. B. Cater
Nichols & Gates Furniture Co
Palardidy
K. U. Moeller
J. M. Molloy
B. J. Blattery
R. O. Wangler
Minnesota Lake Regions
Jiloyd Jodon
Misa Tillie Behrens
Western Avenue
California
Shel
Oakland
Lioyd E. Lucas
Denver
Colo
Lucas
Adams Paper Company
Walter R. French
Mason City
Clear Lake
Iowa Bar Association
Hiram Maynard
Paris
Hke
Holland
Belgium
General Assembly
FL W. Esher
Meredith Place
Toledo
Place
Will Place
A. Snyder
G. W. Nauman
Prattle du Chien
Ernest Schultz
Schultz
5. B. Stiles
Thassusa
First National Bank
Streproot Storage Building Company
District Court
Fort Dodge
W. Scott Williams
Witness Central Western Lines
Manfield Sullivan
T. H. Sullivan
Union Congregational Church
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Buyvank Transfer & Fuel Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
G. C. Kennedy
W. ¥. Stevens
Elere
Buchanan
Optical Service
Campbell Baking Company
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