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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1925

Page

11

Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at First Baptist

The pastor of First Baptist Church and his wife Rey observe their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a church gathering of nearly 200 members. A mock wedding party served cake, a poem was read, and gifts were presented including a panel mirror. Rev Williamson came from Rochester New York to lead the church three years ago.

First Baptist Church Rey R. E. Williamson A. J. van Doran R. G. Taylor Williamson Mount Vernon

Hemsworth Chairs Plan for Waterloo Girls Detention Home

Waterloo reformers and the Federation of Women’s Clubs met at the YWCA to form a plan for a girls detention home in counties over 50 000 population. Mrs L C Hemsworth was named chair to present to the county board of supervisors as a remedy for lack of funds and to aid girls under 16. Other aims include curbing street begging, cemetery improvements, and better aid to the poor.

Waterloo Federation of Women’s Clubs Young Women's Christian Association L. C. Hemsworth Board of Supervisors Hemsworth Black Hawk County Kate Sage Waterloo Streets W. Wheal Federation George B Centrol J. L. Copley Frank Gutknecht Thea Judson W. D. Ives

Minnesota Bride and Iowa Groom Wed Here Today

Miss Mary Bastendorf daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bastendorf Jackson Minnesota and Harry E B Conley son of Mr and Mrs O C Conley Monticello Iowa were married at Sacred Heart church at 9 am The service was read by Rev Father J M Molloy Attendants were Mrs Nicholas Brustkern and Thomas Frost The couple will reside in Jackson after a wedding breakfast and a motor trip to Lake Itbon and other resorts

Mary_Bastendorf Thomas Bastendorf Jackson, Minn Harry EB. Conley O. C. Conley Monticello S A. m Sacred Heart Church J. M. Molloy Nicholas Brustkern Thomas Frost

College Romance of Waterloo Couple Ends in Wedlock

Miss Doris Maurine Plum and Robert C. Blough of Waterloo were married at the Polo area home of the Plum family on June 24. The ceremony was by Rev. J. H. Blough with guests present and a three course dinner following. The couple, graduates of McPherson College, plan a major trip through the central states and will live with the Blough parents on return.

Doris Maurine Plum Robert C. Blough Waterloo Sturents J. D. Plum Polo U.S. Blough Trammond Myenne J. H. Blough Champaign Ill Cadman d'Hardelot Julia Krenwinkle Rock Falls Mendelasohn Carrie Johann Gladys Plum John Clayton McPherson College Leon Kan Blough BE. H. Snavely J Harold Hoff

Spectating Other People's Finances Aerial View

The essay questions whether there is anything more intriguing than speculating about others finances and what they earn spend and own. It notes families who seem to live beyond means and suggests the hidden economies behind visible extravagance. It ends with a wish to hear others speculate about our finances.

Mr. XX Mr. W Jacksons Bey Ida

Viola Griffin and Philip Riggs Wed in Church Ceremony

Viola Griffin and Philip Riggs were married in Blessing Parish Lincoln Township with Rev. Father Richards officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Riggs, exchanged vows as Mrs. Gertrude Graney led the bridal chorus. Twenty-five guests attended a wedding dinner at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Waterloo after a brief wedding trip.

Blessing Parish Lincoln Township Viola Griffin Philip Riggs Father Richards James Griffin Voorhies John Riggs Bismarck N.D Gertrude Graney Clarence Cavanaugh Hilles-Of- The-Valley Swainsona

Birthday Honors for Mrs. Adell Liechty by W R C and Others

Representatives from Robert Anderson post G A R and the Woman's Relief Corps gathered at Mrs. Adell Liechty's home to celebrate her 77th birthday. The event featured singing, a California trip recap, piano, and a birthday cake, with flowers and postal card showers from members. Elks club picnic followed with bridge and May honors announced.

Robert Anderson Pos Woman's Relief Corps Adell Liehty Khongr G. W. Bothwell Tha Alderman California Harriett Finn A. G. Munes Nellie ‘Lawless Viola EB. Hartzett Matilda Peterson Carrie, Shreve W. G Gehring Iowa Falls Elklets Elks Banton- Landgraf Cottage Sherwood Park P. W. Belan J. W. Snyder Edward Towne

City in Brief: Local Moves and Travel Notes

A roundup of residents and visitors across towns including Mr and Mrs George Smale in Chicago for the weekend Jonathan Miller in Rock Rapids visiting Water CD Gen Hazeltine departing for Great Falls Mont Seth A Davis and M F Fitzgerald en route to Knoxville for government medical service Helen 5S Valentine leaves for St Paul Minn to visit friends and relatives Mrs Harry T Fisher and mother head to Glendive Mont to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Winn Hulette and family visit Decatur Ill at Cortland St Dewar Ladies Aid postpones meeting to July 9 Dewar trip by Maurice Welsh to Des Moines and Chicago Ben F Swisher Sr plans summer at a Hartzel Colo sheep ranch Mrs Walter Shtundt returns to Indiana Harbor after McQuilkin reunion EB Dimmermann vacation plans at Baptist church area.

George Smale Chicago Jonathan Miller Rock Rapids Hazeltine Great Falls Mont Seth A. Davis M. F. Fitzgerald Knoxville Helen Valentine Riehl Street St. Paul Minn Eadhriends Harry ‘T. Fisher Wrenmiont Street Glendive Telatives Winn Hulett Decatur Maurice Welsh W.c. F. & N. Railway Co Des Moines Ben F. Swisher Lepeest Hartzel Cola Walter Shtundt A. K Dimmermann Elwtch Hig Smith Vanney Irst Alice Jeffrey Elzabeth Topeka Kan Dues Silluan

Former Waterlooan Tells Kiwanis Club About Hollywood

Harry Barratt, formerly of Waterloo, now assistant secretary of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, spoke to the Kiwanis club at the Hotel Russell-Lamson luncheon. He traced Hollywood growth from 3,055 in 1908 to 148,837 in 1925, noted the motion picture industry starting in 1911, and cited 40 studios and 250 producing companies with a weekly payroll of 1.5 million dollars. He also cited major buildings valued at 22 million dollars, with 15.6 million in the previous year amid a slump. Barratt also served as secretary of the Hollywood Kiwanis and attended the St. Paul international convention.

Harry, Barratt Water Chamber of Sommeres Hollywood Cal Kiwanis Club Hotel Russell-Lamson Hollywood Ki C. W. Harbin H.C. Wilbur Universalist Church Rea Cly Barratt

Plan Big Fourth of July Celebration at Manchester Fairgrounds

The Fourth of July celebration at the Manchester fairgrounds on July 4 and 5, organized by the Delaware County Fair Society, features seven vaudeville acts, fireworks, dancing, and a big band concert. Proceeds support maintenance and improvements for the grounds and the county fair. Manchester American Legion band, Manchester band, and Manchester band will perform on both days.

Manchester Delaware County Fair Society Medis Manchester Amercan Legion Manchester Band Manchester, Bard

Tripoli Lineman Severely Burned and Hurt in Fall

Tripoli Iowa June 10 Special Burns which may cause death were received by William Warner a electrician when he came in contact with wires while installing transformer on a high line six miles northwest of Tripoli Monday afternoon. His left leg was broken when his safety bell broke letting him fall to the ground. He is seriously burned on forehead chest left arm around neck and right eye. Mr Warner is in the hospital here. He is a son of John Warner.

Tripoli Wiliam Warner

Lemon Lotion Promises Wrinkle Reduction for Skin

An advertisement touts a lemon based lotion mixed from two lemons and three ounces of orchard whit to smooth fine lines and crow’s feet. It claims to tighten relax skin, brighten complexion, fade pores, and leave skin soft and clear with a fragrant, gentle formula.

Beauty Chat Tips From Readers on Grooming and Health

A column offers practical beauty and health advice from readers. Tips cover facial massage with oil to improve circulation, weekly astringents for loose skin, hair care with henna or oil, pregnancy exercise guidance, avoiding overpampering, reducing self consciousness for blush, and general wellness reminders.

Banks Distribute Large Amount in Interest and Dividends

Cedar Falls banks plan to distribute a total of $29 515 in interest on savings accounts and stock or other dividends, payable tomorrow. The sum is expected to flow through the local community as a portion of the summer liquidity.

Cedar Falls

Marriage Licenses Listed for Waterloo and Surrounding Areas

Helen EB Turnbull of Waterloo and William J Johnson of Waterloo apply together for a license. Doris Eastman of West Union and Henry Kern of Waterloo seek licenses. Jona Wilson of Waterloo and Philip A Riggs of Voorhies also apply, with Viola Griffin of Voorhies. Ruth Irene Minkel of La Porte and Luis Henningsen of Waterloo complete the list. A whimsical ad for Golden Glint Shampoo appears among the notices.

Helen EB. ‘Turnbull Waterloo William J. Johnson Doris Eastman West Union Henry Kern Rel Jona Wilson Philip A. Riggs Voorhies Viola “Griffin Luis Henningsen Ruth Irene Minkel la Porte City

Pattern orders for Woatertos Evening Courier

Instructions offer to obtain up-to-date Courier patterns from the fashion department in Wa Terloo. Each pattern costs 15 cents and includes seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within 10 days after mailing.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Harold Oldenburg Rescued From Drowning At Cedar Falls

Harold Oldenburg narrowly escaped drowning at Cedar Falls municipal beach when a lifeguard rescued him during a swim Sunday afternoon. He had cramps and nearly went under a second time before being brought to shore.

J. F. Jensen Independence Harold Oldenburg Cedar Falls Oldenburg A. W. Sill Frank Roth Waterloo

Mason City Scouts Hold Two Records

Mason City Iowa July 30 Scout Executive J C Underwood found that John Stevens of troop 6 started a fire in 11 seconds earning him a state record. From over 12 000 Iowa scouts only two archery merit badges have been issued, both to Mason City scouts William Fielder of troop 12 and John Stevens of troop 6.

Mason City J. C. Underwood Iowa John Stevens Feral Scouts William Fielder

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