Marriage of Miss Winifred Dougherty and Paul Otto
Miss Winifred J. Dougherty and Paul Stephen Otto were wed at 8:23 this morning in the residence of Rev. J. M. Malley. The bride wore fire stone silk with lavender and gold decor. Guests included the bridegroom’s relatives and local townspeople. couple to reside at 301 Sunset Road and plan a western tour to Yellowstone and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Winifred J. Dougherty
Mae Dougherty
Sur
Paul Stephen Otto
Harriett B. Offo
Jeterson
J. M. Maliay
Sacred Heart Catholic Chuch
Marie Gleason
Paul Manning
A.J. Bradgu
Winthrop
Joseph Kelly
New Wampton
Alig
Otto
Sunset Road
Trospect Hill
Yellow- Sloe
Astes Parks
Denver
Rocary College
Sinsintiana
Wis
Tows State Teachers College
Alpha Beta Gamma
Otte
West High School
Iistory
Sx Western
Jalin Oller Engraving Company
Luncheon and club notices at Waterloo park and July picnics
Notes from KL Y. W. club luncheon at Byrnes park yesterday with Waterloo party members. Mrs W F Mohlis hosts Autumn Leaf Club this week and accepts Mrs Jester Soler as a member. Plans call for a July 26 picnic and Mrs Harry Padget to host July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
KL Y. W. Club
Waterloo
W. 4. Mohlis
Autumn Leaf Club
Jester Soler
Harry* Padget
Reception for 1925 Ross Conservatory Graduates
Graduates from the 1925 Ross Conservatory class were honored with a reception and dinner at Hotel Russell-Lamson. About 70 guests attended hosted by Mr and Mrs Frederic Mills. Entertainment included dances, poems, and musical numbers led by Miss Mildred Bright, with diplomas to be presented Tuesday at United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Conservatory
Viotel Russell-Lamson
Prederic Mills
Mildred Bright
Genevieve Holman
Lester Morgan
Mabel Wimmerman
Ruth Riese
R.N. MacDonald
United Presbyterian Church
Nuptials Tonight for Marion Wells and Fred L Mead
Miss Marion Wells niece of Mt and Mrs C Whitney will wed Fred L Mead son of Mr and Mrs G A Mead at 8 this evening with Dr J R Macartney First Presbyterian Church officiating The couple to reside in Watertoo after a short state trip and both are East High School alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Wells
Mariam Vinson
Karl Fredin
East High School
Mead
Black Hawk Abstract
Watertoo
Swehla
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Two Churches Plan Picnics on July 4
Calvary Evangelical and Burton Avenue Baptist churches announce Independence Day picnics with games and contests. Burton Avenue members depart at 9 a.m. with two meals. Evangelicals meet at 10 a.m. at Gates Park and Van Meter Farm hosts the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical
Burton Avenue
Des Moines Cedar Falls Vows For Reding Johnson Couple
Robert E Johnson and Lucile Reding wed in Des Moines at 9 pm with Roger Birdsall overseeing. The ceremony included organ recital by Clara Jacobs and solos by Elizabeth Schmidt and Marjorie Gillam. The couple, long connected to Drake and Iowa State Teachers College, plan home in Cedar Falls after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Des Moines
Waterloo
Lucile WW. Reding
Robert Emitiong Johnson
Grand Avenue
Roger Birdsall
L. K. Myser
Iowa City
William Kane
Des Moing
Clara Jacobs
Atlantic
Iowa State Teachers College
Sergioe
Elizabeth Barney Schmidt
Gedar
Marjorie Gillam
Ros
Miss Jacobs
Wagner
JL. K. Myser
Pride
Margaret Johnson
Fred Gartock
Ames
Dorothy Reed
Robert Reed
Prudence W Nichelas
Lois Gillam
Des Maines
Wil
Dorothy Hammond
Billings
Mont
Edith MacNulty
Jean Arney
Lake City
Leland Morrison
Reding
R. E B. Reding
Twenty-second Street
Drake University Conservatory of Music
Dawrosch Institute of Musical Art
New York City
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Cedar Falls
W. E. Johnson
Park Avenue
University of Iowa
Phi Kappa Psi
Leavitt & Joannson Trust Co
Lakes
Minnesota
Main Street
K. J. Bragdon
Elda Plait
MecDonald Stone Nuptials at Noon huveh Ceremony
Miss Viola A. McDonald and Gerald D. Stone exchanged vows at First Bankist church in High Teon with Rev. Ros Williamson officiating. Attendants included Mildred McDonald and Lottie Mills. William Thomson and George O'Donnell served as ushers. Jora Mie Little scattered rose petals. Foster Burroughs carried the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Bankist
High Teon
Viola A. McDonald
Gerald D. Stone
Ros. Williamson
Mildred McDonald
Lottie Mills
William Thomson
George O'Donnell
Jora Mie
Foster Burroughs
Hydran&eas
Maude Elliott and Elmer LaPole Wed at Noon Today
Maude M Elliott and Elmer B LaPole wed at noon in the Elliot home with Dr J R Macartney officiating. The couple will live in Chicago after a trip to Niagara Falls Washington D C and other eastern points following a dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elliott
Lafayetta Street
J. R. Macartney
Flist Presbyterian Church
Whiting
Mendelssohn
John Buri
Cedar Rapids
Fionor
Buri
LaPole
Virginia Lightfoot
Selma LaPole
Carroll Lightfoot
Agnes Thompson
Robert Hiliott, Jr
Elizabeth
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Charles Klien
Charles Kinzenbaugh
Lloyd Klien
John Martin
J. W. Thompson
Marengo
John’ Blades
Frank Beothman
Chicago
Thomas Eliott
Robert Elliott
Nashua
Tr.Mann
Mér. Louis
John R. G. Burn
Wiagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Eightieth Birthday Reunion Honors Eli Crouse at Homeplace
In Dike Iowa a large family reunion celebrated Eli Crouse eighty fifth birthday with 47 attending including eight sons and daughters and kin. The Homeplace farm homestead has been in the family 48 years and is now run by Frank and R W Crouse. Family members listed include Floyd Crause John Warren Ange Chile Lorna Nadine Ruth Betty and several Crouse relatives. A Friday reception followed a noon dinner as plans for a federation meeting and defense day parade were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Eli Crouse
Crouse
Frank
R. W
Friends of
Grouse
City Federation
Dairyville
Federation of Women
Crause
Penn
Sylvania
Floyd
Chile
Arkansas
Floyd Crause
John
Warren
Ange
Wilt EB. Deacon
Lee Deacon
Almyra
Ark
Davia WW. Saul
Lawrence
Lorna
Nadine
Stuttgart
George Tilton
Roy M. Crouse
Ruth
Chicago
Hayden's Oratorio The Creation to Be Sung in Waterloo
Rehearsals for the oratorio The Creation (Joseph Haydn) will begin in July under director Martin Heyde at Westailuster Presbyterian Church. Soloists include Mrs A E Endertein soprano and Victor Zellhoefer tenor. Mr Heyde and Robert Watterson bass. An organist and pianist will accompany with an orchestra for the overture. rehearsals are at 7:30 pm each Wednesday. Contact Mrs Robert Watterson or Mr Heyde to help. Heyde praised by Maestro Sacer doti and teaching Miss Freda Buenneke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Waydn
Westailuster Presbyterian Church
Martin Heyde
A. E. Endertein
Victor Zellhoefer
Robert Watterson
Heyde
Roland Taylor
Edoardo Sacerdote
Chicago Musical College
Freda Buenneke
Sunnyside Gala Dinner Dance Attracts 144 Members
Sunnyside Country Club held a dinner dance with 144 participants concluding June social affairs. An eight piece orchestra provided music. Honor Visitor Jr and Mrs Harry G Robbins hosted a party for Prof S F Fiester of Washington DC, a palmistry specialist. Birthday gathering for Mrs Louis Fairburn occurred at her home. Crescent Lodge No 7 hosted a Cedar River Park picnic for members and families. Marriage licenses issued to Laughlin and Toot of Cedar Falls, Swehla and Wilson of Waterloo, Otto and Dougherty of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Harry G. Robbins
S. F. Fiester
Washington, D. C
Louis Fairburn
Social Six
Laughlin
Cedar Falls
Grace H. Toot
Marshalltown
Edward W. Swehla
Waterloo
Zelma Wilson
Paul S. Otto
Winifred I. Dougherty
Disagreeableness vs Consideration in Service
Side Talks discusses whether kindness to workers truly pays. It recounts cases of maids, a nurse, and a plumber illustrating outcomes when employers favor consideration versus harshness. The piece weighs character against habit, noting fear and pride influence treatment of staff and that some people naturally must be kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim 1
Maida
Somani
How Mrs B. Can Recreate Youth Through Hair and Care
This piece advises middle aged businesswomen to dye gray hair, preferably with Henna for a youthful look. It also suggests practical health tips including drinking eight glasses of water daily and hand care through nourishing oils and buffing to improve nail appearance and circulation.
Mrs. Sinclair to Give up Y Post July 10
Nellie Brown Sinclair will end her duties as secretary of the newly created department for employed girls at the Young Women's Christian Association on July 10. Under her leadership the department became highly active. After visiting her Dumont parents, she will join her husband Robert Db. Sinclair, a doctoral student at the State University of Laws. A hayrack ride and campfire with marshmallow roast are planned for the department's final outing at Byrnes park car line at 7 after Tuesday noon registration. Florenca L. Brinten will manage activities as general secretary-elect after Mrs. Sinclair's departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown Sinclair
Young Women’s Christian Association
Dumont
Sinclair
Robert Db. Sinclair
State University of Laws
Births Reported In Local Families This Week
Birth notices from St Francis Hospital and area homes list multiple new arrivals. James Henry to Mr and Mrs Walter J Shaver of 3131 Eleventh West born June 22. Virginia Mae to Mr and Mrs Charles Face of St Francis Hospital born June 21. David Charles to Mr and Mrs Charles Emory Riccio of St Francis Hospital born June 15. Beverly Ann to Mr and Mrs Jes James Corcoran at Francis Hospital born June 16. Additional newborns include a son Richard to Mr and Mrs Robert Michard Overton of 1708 Fourth East born June 13 and a daughter Beverley Ann to Mr and Mrs Thomas Vincent of 210 Seguidune born June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Shaver
West
James Henry
Charles
St. Francis Hospital
Virginia Mae
Charles Emory Riccio
St Francis Hesp
David Charles
Hielton
Carl HH. Seinard
Henry
Jes James Corcoran
Francis Hospital
J. Te
Deverly Ann
Robert Michard Overton
Fourth East
Richard
Ernest Ar
Raymond Walter Jean
Walter Raymond
Thomas Vincent
Seguidune
Beverley Sean
Bays Sail for Brotherhood Tour
Twenty youths aged 16 to 20 sailed from New York for Europe aboard the Andania as the YMCA launches a world brotherhood and peace tour. The boys were selected to represent the organization on a trip that aims to promote goodwill and international understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
World Brotherhood and Peace
Europe
Andania
Wartburg League Opens Three Day Convention Here
Registration for more than 200 delegates of the Eastern Town Federation of the Wartburg league began at First Tuth eran church at noon as the three day convention opens. Waterloo league president Louis I Stolte will give the welcome with Miss Frances Miler Dubique federation president delivering the response. A musical program features a trio with Harry D Bernett violin Ralph Bernett cello and Miss Bina Christensen piano. Community singing and stunts are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg League
Tutheran Church
High
Manle
East
Wigh Gyimnasium
At & P.m
Louis I. Stolte
Waterloo League
Wartburg League Rally Programs and Ordination Planned
The afternoon session opens with hymn singing and invocation by Rev J Herbert Moehrmann. Peoria man Rev 5 J Altpeter speaks on youth work in the congregation. Prof J Bodensieck will present a message from the synodical committee. Musical numbers include a baritone solo I Come to Thee and violin solo Remeuse. Evening service at First Lutheran church with Rev G H Melchert as speaker. A Wartburg graduate will be ordained during the service. Delegates meet at First Lutheran church then drive to Riverview park for an all day Cedar Falls picnic. John P Stolte chairs games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
J. Altpeter
Wartburg League
J. Bodensieck
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Synodical Committee
Roma
Louis F. Stolte
First Lutheran Church
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
John PF. Stolte
Man Declared Insane After Strychnine Attempt In Fairfield
George Koch, 34, attempted suicide by swallowing strychnine in Fairfield and has been adjudged insane. He will be taken to Mount Pleasant for treatment. Koch is son of George F. Koch, a Jefferson county farmer, active in farm organizations for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
George Koch
Mount Pleasant
Koah
George F. Koch
Jefferson County
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Winifred Dougherty
Paul Otto
Fred L. Mead
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Cedar River Park
Luella Campbell
Louis Gates
Charles Brown
J. EB. Fergiuson
C. Albert Secolin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilhelm Mid
Robert E. Johnson
Lucile Reding
Maude M. Elliott
Elmer B. LaPole
Eli F. Crouse
W. KR. O
Memorial Hall
Mason City
Ida Allerman
Lottie Dirke
Gertie Clemens
Lillian- Dennis
Olive Stevens
Lottie Flick
Caroline Muaricle
Hayden
Boeger Hostuss
WM. Maher
Howard Webb
Frances Persons
Whitewater
George Hanson
John Boeger
Wiss Persons
George Coln
H. B. Tours
Jackson, Mich
Jacob Roemer
H. L. Sanders
Chatterbox Club
Waterlan
Ralph Fox
Inez Childs
Baltimore Street
Sire
F. W. Childs
Canton
the Crescent
Citrox
Vehele
Sail For “Brotherhood
Iowa
Sibert
White Laundry
W. A. Mason & CO
West 4Th St
J. Herbert Moehrmann
C. W. Bruner
Black Hawk
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson -Elde
McCormick
Deering
Watters & Brown
Evening Courier
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