Strayer Miller wedding in Waterloo home ceremony
Este Blanche Miller and Harold Harrison Strayer wed at the Miller home in Waterloo with about 90 guests. The ceremony featured a ring service by Rev F W Court, music by Viola Miller and George Turner, and a reception with pink and white decor. The bride, a Waterloo native, taught in Ackley and Waterloo and the groom works in Waterloo insurance. They plan a Canada trip then residence at 712 Kingsley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Lacey Milier
Isabel Heyman
Cedar Rapids
Dave Kilpatrick
Miss Hoy
Miss Hayman
Mina Henry
Hazel Miller
Cora Hartieip
Mildred Smith
Ruth Miller
Ruth Dietz
Gertrude Glasner
Helen Gutknecht
Dorotha
Ethel May Miller
Miss
Thomas Straver
William Gutknecht
Hudson
Miller Strayer
Central City
Herbert Jordan
Cedar Falls
W.A. Armstrong
New Providence
Isabel Hoyman
Mendelssohn
Anna Casey
Baptista Casey
Leo Dunbar
Baptist
Our Lady of Victory
Evanston, Ill
Dunbar
P. A. Dunbar
Waterloo Business College
Two Hundred Twelfth Engineers
Decker Packing Company
Mason City
Minneapolis
Lakes
Minnesota
Leo
Loretta Casey
J. D. Kirby
Chamberlain
H. H. Cordes
Evanston
Irl
W. J. Casey
Lawler
Gay McElhinney
Wreter
Robert Stewart
Rockford
McElhinney
Bump
Duluth
Amazamaid Garment Company
Waterloo
Chester Patrick
Marshalltown
FH. Bump
Ernest Starr
Grinnell
M. L. McElhinney
Algona
R. C. McEthinney
A. McEthiinney
Dysart
Mildred M. Kinley
Kansas City
Durance Stone
Fort Collins
Colo
Harold J. Mandeville
Des Moines
Sasse-Wichman
Ethel May Wichman
Lohengrin
William F. Wichman
Charles City
Vera Schultz
Marjorie Whitney
Henry Pond
Walier
Moat
Sasse
Eaat High
George Sasse
Winthrop
William Galloway Company
Sesse
Franklin Street
Negligee Charm Veiled Reception Plans At Church
A Negligeer of charm featured wash satin and georgette with embroidered dot band in an envelope style. A reception for Rev. J. Johnson, leaving July 2 for Harvard and Boston, invites all friends to attend in the church parlors. Also notes Pythian Sisters events and several women’s club activities including a quilting day, sewing circle hosts, a Deep Club picnic, and postponed meetings for Sunset and Social Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johnson
City
Harvard
Boston
Mr. Johnson
Reb
First Lutheran
Women of First] Lutheran Church
Church
Mmes. Sohauman
H. Nauman
M.ill
June arrests fall for Waterloo Police
Waterloo police recorded 123 arrests in June, 15 fewer than May, with traffic violations leading at 50 court appearances. Other state offenses totaled 16, including larceny and forgery, while drunkenness rose in May to 13.
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Waterloo
Sergt
Mark Rechtfertig
Side Talks on Fashion Clerks and Beauty Standards
Ruth Came Non muses on shop clerks as best dressed in today’s era and contrasts them with stage stars. She praises shop girls for voice and grammar, notes many pretty clerks in department stores, and prefers shopping to theatre visits for fashion inspiration. She also provides home skincare tips for clearing pores and sizing advice for young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame
Tsher
Beauty Chats or EDX A KENT FORBRA
A reader discusses common complaints about large pores caused by blackheads and pimples. The piece notes that blackheads are a frequent cause of enlarged pores, typically occurring on the skin where acne forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Patterns advertisement in Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers up-to-date patterns from its Fashion Department. Customers fill a coupon and send 15 cents per pattern to order patterns that allow seams. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach buyers within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Warm moist June 1920 noted in Iowa records
June 1920 ranked as warm and moist with Ralph B. Slippy’s observer notes showing rain on 13 days totaling 6.20 inches. Temperatures topped 90 on six days, Cedar Rapids reached 99 in the shade, and rainfall was widespread with Forest City at 2.01 inches and Cowdar Rapids at 1.92 inches. Crops improving as rains aid grain and meadow maturity across most of Iowa.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Joady
Iowa
Mercury
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Burlington
Forest City
Cowdar Rapids
Towa
Kniffen Sues For Divorce Alleging Cruelty and Interference
C D Kniffen files for divorce from Elizabeth Kniffen claiming cruelty threats to life and business interference. They wed in Charlotte Michigan on December 23 1917. Marriage signatures listed from Waterloo and nearby towns. Also notes an ancient claim about artificial armor used in FEI era and priests as surgeons in the Nile sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kniffen
Lfe
C. D. Kniffen
Charlotte, Mich
Fei
B.C
Nile
Worthless Check Case Trails Iowa Man From Waterloo
Andrew Sylvester a 66 year old former Waterloo resident now in Los Angeles faced a Fort Dodge charge for a $100 worthless check to Wahkonaa hotel. Authorities say he roamed the country, writing vile letters to his former wife. some were sent as A Johnstone and A Smith. He was jailed in Los Angeles before extradition. He has a history as a traveling salesman and stock broker with two prior marriages and Minnesota ties. a Los Angeles paper alleged $25,000 gambling losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sylvester
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Sylvester
Black Hawk County
Town Hotel Men's Association
J. Levingston
Wahkonaa
Fort Dodge
Uncle Sarr
Iowa
A. Johnstone
A. Smith
United States
Hts
Minnesota
Bancroft Hammers Six Hits In Six At Bats
Philadelphia June 30 Shortstop David Bancroft of the New York Nationals matched a rare base hit feat by collecting six safeties in six at bats in one game. The record in the majors since 1902 has been matched only by George Cutshaw in 1915 and three players in 1902. The all time high remains seven hits in seven at bats by Wilbert Robinson of the Baltimore Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David Bancroft
New York Nationals
George Cutshaw
Brooklyn Nationals
Wilbert Robinson
Baltimore Nationals
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Society News
Olive Adams
Lohen
Fred Rollins
F. O. P. Club
H. Buchman
Christ Episcopal
Tist Church
Byrnes Park
Sangwiches
Mirst Mathadist Chureh
Heun
Pythian Sisters
Kensington
Jool Organization
F. R. Hohl
St. Mars’s
Mmes
P. F. Klein
Conrad Klein
P. Hughes
el Deep Club
Cedar River Park
Sunset Club
Ruth
Maritay
WOIS
Sighnses
William HB. Sasse
Ethel M. Wichman
Frank Charles Higgs
Minneapois
Minn
Wad
Vera Mildred Caffail
Edmund Lb. Bartha
Wateroo
Dorothy McCartney
Andon Sylvester
Dodge
Tha Eky
Finchford Creamery
Benson
Shell Rock
Janesville
New Flartford
Hinds
Sadler
F. W. Garrison
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