Pretty Morning Wedding in Sioux City Notes
Sioux City brief notes a 6 am wedding at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church uniting Miss Loretto Lago and Mr. Chas Thompson with attendant gowns in blue and white. Guests include families from Waterloo and Los Angeles. couple to reside in Waterloo after a Minneapolis onward trip. Several other weddings and social events follow in Waterloo Fort Dodge and area with dinners, launch parties, baptisms, and club meetings.
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Sioux City
P. J. O'Connor
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Loretto Lago
Chas
Thompson
Dorothy Lago
Fred J. Thompson
Waterloo
William Lago
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Thompson
Francis Thompson
Asa Francis Gardiner
Los Angeles
Cal
J. McLaughlin
Dora Kennedy
Chas. Kennedy
Fortnightly club and local society notices from Waterloo
The page notes Dally Hunt in Paris, ice cream and cake served by a committee led by Mrs. Hutton and Mrs. Searles. Fortnightly programs focus on United States history. Waterloo Business College picnic at Cedar Heights with a 6:30 two course supper. Lydia society hosts Grace Harbaugh at Wellington street, last session before Chautauqua. Informal dinner at Loren Risk home on Vine street. West Waterloo M B A Relief plans thimble bee at Mrs Harmon’s home. Surprise wedding of Blanche Brubaker and Claude Phillips reported with home details and future address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. B. Hurin
Helbe
S. D
Charles Mantle
Commercial Street
Waterloo
Martin Burke
W. HH. Shirey
H. L. Green
Hurin
T He
Cora Rector
Reuben Pim
Minneapolis
Robert Jameson
Lulu Mahanke
Clio Club
After Larsen
Barclay Street
J. D. Burtner
Mra NL A. la Hty
Highland
Celal Bour
David Hutton
Fannie Searles
Business College
The
Waterloo Business College
Cedar Heights
Lydia
Grace Harbaugh
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Wellington Street
Mary Entrikin
Rock Island
Ella White
Atee
110Ward Risk
Miss Sweet
W. A. Rohif
Waverly
Loren Risk
Vine Street
Circus
West
H. M. Harmon
Third Street West
Des Moines
Evening ‘Tribune
Blanche Brubaker
Twenty-second Street
Claude A. Phillips
Iowa
Phillips
Franklin Avenue
Chauffeur Sues For Slander Against Westfield Grocer
An original notice served on Sheriff Shores names E. L. Corson of Westfield as defendant in a 2000 lawsuit for slander filed by J. F. Crisp, a chauffeur for C. C. Miller. The suit stems from a report that Crisp planned to leave town to dodge creditors, claiming 2000 in damages. The petition is expected to appear in court files soon.
Eagles to Gather at Nest for Seventh Anniversary
Waterloo Eagles will gather at the aerie on Fifth street for the seventh anniversary celebration. About forty new members will be initiated and the event will end with a banquet and smoker at the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Aerie of Eagles
Fifth Street Teaat
B and L Association Amends Articles for 20 More Years
The Waterloo Building and Town association filed amended articles of incorporation extending its existence for twenty years under state law. The changes are minor and keep the organization as a perpetual building and loan association. Sons of Veterans note an important camp meeting Thursday evening for candidates to be mustered in at o'clock. Fancy Cherries sold for $1.19 per basket at Union Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Building & Town Association
Sons of Veterans
Woman in masculine disguise arrested with husband at circus grounds
A woman 23 and her husband, named Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McCunsey, were arrested on indecent behaviour charges. The woman pleaded guilty in police court and was fined five dollars. the husband initially pled not guilty then changed his plea. Police suspect the names are fictitious and noted the masquerade lacked explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. McCunsey
Police warn against early Fourth of July firecrackers
Chief W T Dinneen issues a citywide reminder to refrain from discharging firecrackers and noisy devices before midnight July 8. He urges restraint from children and adults, noting last year’s near compliance, with violators subject to arrest and fines under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Dinneen
Rendering works odor prompts council health inquiry
Councilmen Dunkelberg Merriau and Rechtfertig toured the rendering plant near Indiana Street amid a resident petition. They noted odors detectable a quarter mile away and said relocation would be necessary, though the plant remains a legitimate business. a July council report is planned. Licensing notices list weddings for Gordon Coonrod and Elizabeth Kern, both of Waterloo, plus others from Waterloo and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkelberg
Merriau
Rechtfertig
Indiana Street
Four Laborers Killed in Lumber Tram Road Accident
A tram road incident at the Waccamaw Lumber company near Wilmington, North Carolina, claimed four lives instantly and seriously injured another. The deceased include three Italians. The report originates from a Wilmington dispatch dated June 28.
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Charlotte
N. C
Wilmington
N.C
Waccamaw Lumber Company
Richman Found Guilty of False Statements to Banking Dept
Joseph B. Richman former Carnegie Trust president was found guilty in New York today of making false statements to the state banking department. The jury deliberated about an hour and a half.
Waterloo Amends Ordinance On Muffler Cut Outs
City of Waterloo Iowa amends ordinance 724 section four to prohibit operating a motor vehicle or motor boat with the muffler cut out within city limits on Cedar River. Passed June 26 1911. Mayor J R Rector Attest J C Thompson City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar River
Wilkinson Publicity Bureau Adds T. G. Troy Partner
The Wilkinson Publicity Bureau in Waterloo expands to a statewide reach with the addition of T. G. Troy, formerly of Galloway-Gibson Investment, after leaving Collier's Weekly era. Troy, a former newspaper man, joins Harry Wilkinson to boost advertising and catalogue services from the Lafayette building offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilkingon
T. G. Troy
Troy
Galloway-Gibson Investment Company
Waterloo
Collier's Weekly
Wilkinson Publicity Bureau
Wilkinson
Lafayette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceva Bezold
Hugh McMillan
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. B. Sandford
Fredda Miller
Charles Berry
John Adams
Randall Street
Elizabeth Kern
Gordon Coonrod
Dora A. Kern
Edwarde Street
E. D. Hull
Fort Dodge
Luella Kilbourne
Frederick Kelley
B. K. Kilbourne
Lucius C. Clark
Mason City
G. C. Houk
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Aix
K. C. Hall
Joe Schiel
Chicago
Jennie Grady
Soash Hall
Mr. Hake of
Vinton
Lodge
Paris
United States
RV Gortrade
Chaffeur
B. & L. Assn
Union Mercantile Co
Gordon Gerald Coonrod
Elizabeth Irene Kern
Ceva B. Bezold
Charles D. Berry
Fredda C. Miller
Sever M. Thompson
Myrtle Harriet Dunn
J. C. Thompson
T. K. Troy
Henry Wilkinson
Publicity Bureau of
Watertoo
Isle
Harry Wilkinson
Burch Bros. Co
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
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