Miss India Goodman and David Ramsay wed at Raleigh home
Society news reports Miss India Goodman and David Brownie Ramsay married at 4 PM in Raleigh West Virginia at the bride’s parents home. Dr John Robertson Macartney presided with about 26 relatives and friends present. The bride wore a French blue afternoon frock and lavender pink sweetpea bouquet. The couple plan a short visit to Waterloo before moving to Raleigh. Ramsay works in business in Raleigh. he was born in Glasgow, Scotland and his mother lives in Graf ton West Virginia.
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India Stuart Goodman
David Brownie Ramsay Raleigh
W. Va
William A. Goodman
John Robertson Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Stevenson
Walter Larrabee
Alice Hadley
Ramsay
Waterloo
Raleigh, W. Va
Waltertoo
East High
University of Iowa
Light
Huron
S.C
Shea
Washington, D. C
Wheeling
W.va
Raleigh
Glasgow
Scotland
Janet Hameay
Grafton
Kathleen Woggon to Marry Lee Wymore in Evening Service
Kathleen Woggon and Orville Lee Wymore will wed at First Presbyterian church with Dr. J. R. Macartney performing the ceremony. The couple will reside at 104 Sunnyside avenue after a short wedding trip and hold a family dinner at the bride's mother's home.
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Kathleen Woggon
Lee Wymore
Orville Lee
Ormore
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Juseth Woggon
L. RR. Swenson
Miss Woggen
F_ HH
John MacDonald and Bride Leave for Visit in Chicago
John MacDonald and his bride left Waterloo for Chicago after their wedding yesterday at noon at the bride's parents home. They will return to make their home at 318 Williston Avenue after July 15, for a week’s visit. The bride, Mae Howell, is active in local music clubs and church choirs. MacDonald, a Scottish native, came to America 18 months ago and works at Illinois Central shops.
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John MacDonald
W. B. Hovwell
Chicago
Waterloo
Williston Avenues
R. N. MacDonald
Sroom
Walnut Straitapuist Church
Luemima Dunlavey
Mae Howell
Howell
MacDonald
Willis~ton
Stown State Teachers College
Walnut Street Baptist
Scotland
America
Weinbburgh
Hoe
France
Ireland
Ilinois Central
Natural Club
Brtiss
Jaye Collins
Dawnins
G -E
Beauty Chats on Safe Weight Loss and Dangers of Drastic Reductions
Edna Kent Forbes cautions readers about the dangers of rapid dieting and extreme reductions in weight. She advocates gradual loss, two pounds per week, plus exercise to prevent organ disruption and digestive issues. The column also touches on cosmetic tips and health notes for women and girls regarding weights and facial signs of internal distress.
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Thelma
Anna
The Irritable Husband and His Wife in Modern Strain
Ruth Cameron examines the irritated husband’s burden and urges wives to view outbursts as potential illness rather than sin. She notes modern business stress fuels anxiety, suggesting tenderness, patience, and restraint from wives can foster gratitude while reducing conflict. The piece blends sympathy with a call for mutual understanding.
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Hittie
Club Notes and Ladies Aid Report Closures
Psychology club will discontinue its meetings until the first Monday in September Cedar Heights Ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Buchall for business, followed by a program and refreshments. Sessions will be suspended until fall.
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Psychology Club
Cedar Heights
Vacation Tour of North Begins Tomorrow Morning
A group of Waterloo residents departs at 10 a m tomorrow on a 5400 mile trip to the northern continent. They will travel via Chicago Great Western to St Paul then Great Northern to Winnipeg and onward through Canada to Stewart Alaska and Vancouver B C. Stops include Grand Beach July 2 and Mount Robson Jasper National Park July 7. Return to Waterloo is planned for July 17 under H. E. Kiester.
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Chicago Great Western
Canadian Rockies
H. E. Kiester
Great Western
St. Paul
Great Northern
Winnnipeg
Canadian National Railway
Prince Ruperts
Grand Trunk Pacific Steamship Line
Stewart
Alaska
Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific Steamship Line
Victoria
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
Soone
Grand Beach
Winnipeg
Lake Winnipeg
Mt. Robinson
Jasper National Park
Waterloo
Henry Schneider
Lime Streat
Boulder
Gale
Button
Neb
Waterloo Township
Mra
H. B. Hackett
Castle Hill
B.sknapp
Waterloo Construction Company
Fox, Hagle
East Waterloo
Bhoard
Commends Firemen for Efficient and Prompt Response
A letter from H. L. Litchfield, president of Litchfield Manufacturing, commends Waterloo firemen for a prompt response to an alarm at the plant. He notes his residence also awoke to an alarm and says the department’s motor trucks passed his house two minutes before he was ready to leave. The alarm resulted from a defective system at the plant, with no fire.
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Waterloo Fire Department
Litchfield
H. L. Litchfield
Ray Tiller
Missing Peoria Girl Married in Chicago
Mystery surrounding the disappearance of 17 year old Wilma Hughes, of Peoria, has been cleared. Police Chief Wombacher reports Wilma is married in Chicago to Frank Kozelker of 4952 Drummond Place. The husband was found after intercepting correspondence with a Peoria friend.
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Peoria
Wilma Hughes
Ithis City
Wombacher
Chicago
Sie
Frank Kozelker
Drum
Wilma
Monument to Roosevelt in Cuba Erects Rough Riders Bust
A Santiago de Cuba committee backs a Roosevelt Memorial to erect an over life bust of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as a Rough Rider. James Earle Fraser models the bust set on a granite pedestal with funds raised via the Roosevelt Memorial Association. An unveiling is planned for early next January amid ceremonies.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba
Rooosevelt Memorial Association
Tough Riders
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Rotary Club of
Santiago
Leonard Wood
Famous
Regiment
John C. Greenwing
Bislee
Aziz
George
James Earle Freser
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury Department
Washington
Harding
Houlevard
Cty
San Juan Vill
Gol. Greenway
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
United States
Senate
George J. McMurtry
Rough Riders Fund
Hoosevelt Memorial Association
Madison Avenues
New York
Waterloo Fourth of July Remembered as Early Celebration
In Waterloo the first Fourth of July celebration occurred on July 4 1853 as described by Elizabeth Fancher. Rebels of the town gathered at the east riverbank for a parade with fife and drum, a reading of the Declaration, a large meal, and a grand evening fireworks display.
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Waterloo
Elizabeth Fancher
William Virgen
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Fourth Street
East Mill
A. J. Edwards
Cedar Falls
Samuel Aldrich
Zimri Streeter
Edwards Regalls
Fancier
Mason Hale
Bijah
Baleom
Zimri Sureetar
Hala
Mr. Balcom
Hare
Tay
Mothler
Earth
Mr. Hale
Mr. Balcon
Charles Mullan
G. W. Hanna
John
John Brooks
Fourth of July in Waterloo recounts a rural celebration
A Waterloo in brief describes a primitive Independence Day gathering on the river, with driftwood fires for potatoes and coffee, shared meals, children racing and quoits, and a later stroll by the water. Notables note the Virden cabin site and elders recalling early observances, while townsfolk tote tales of 19th century spirit and present-day patriotism.
Age-Old Argument Settled In One Baseball Game
A lighthearted clash at an Iowa Dairy plant pitted married men against single men in a baseball game. Clifford Jackson led singles, Andrew Thompson captained married men, M R Grassley officiated, and the married team won 17 to 13 in a 9th inning rally, proving the superior class for at Town Dairy.
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Department of Iowa
Clifford Jackson
Andrew Thompson
Cedar River Park
M. R. Grassley
Waterloo libraries reopen after renovation plan
Adults departments of Waterloo public libraries will reopen Monday July 2 after renovation. Juvenile sections will be closed to complete renovations, with a likely reopening of the children’s department soon. Fines on overdue adult books may be remitted if returned next week on original due day.
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Waterloo
Cigarette Licenses Issued In City by Clerk MacKay
Cigarette licenses were issued by City Clerk Charles C. MacKay at noon today for the coming year starting July. Licenses cost $100 each, bringing in $5,000 to the city treasury. all dealers who sold cigarettes last year received renewal with one exception.
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Charles C. MacKay
Miss Orenidorf Enters Special Course At Harvard
Miss Orenidorf leaves Boston to enter Harvard University Medical School for a special course in physical therapeutics. She then goes to New York for laboratory work and electro therapy before resuming duties in September. Preparations continue at Dr Rowntree's office for her practice.
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Fred J. Milter
East High School
Margaret
Ruth
New York City
Miler
Columbia University
Chicago
Washington, D.C
New York
One Hundred Twenty-first Street
Lacy Orendorff
Waterloo Medical Laborator
Les
J. W. Rowntree
Boston
Harvard University Medical School
Dr. Rowntree
Miss Orenidorff
Third Victim of Car Collision Dies
Des Moines reports Rev. Perry Hewk a Methodist minister from Victor, Jr. dies at a hospital after injuries from a daytime auto streetcar crash that killed Elmer Gwynn and P. Mohr. Flynn, the streetcar motorman, is expected to recover. In other notes, a peculiar South American cat race is mentioned and Denmark’s per capita mill usage is cited.
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Des Moines
Perry Hewk
Victor, Jr
Love Hospital
Vaa
Elmer Gwynn
P. Mohr
Victor
Flynn
South America
Denmark
Pretty gown patterns for many occasions from Waterloo
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises pattern patterns for a chic gown design priced at 15 cents each, with full sewing details. Patterns suit crepe satin voile organdy or tissue gingham and include a tiered finished skirt and raglan sleeve blouse in six sizes, with mailing options and payment by silver or stamps.
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Waterloo
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