Marriage of Miss Marion Rummel to Van G Hamren
Notices from Independence Iowa report the marriage of Miss Marion Rummel a former city resident to Van G Hamren of Washington. The ceremony occurred in Seattle at Plymouth Congregational Church on June 20. Rummel daughter of Mrs S K Buell and a University of Iowa math graduate previously taught in Belle Plaine Waterloo and Seattle. Hamren is an investment broker and they will reside in Seattle.
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Independence
Marion Rummel
van G. Hamren
Wash
Plymouth Congregational Church
S. K. Buell
Pee OE High School
University of Iowa
The
State University
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
D. A.R
Belle Plaine
Waterloo
Seattle
Community Club and Lodge Event Schedule
A list of social and fraternal gatherings across town including a Triangle League picnic at Universalist church, a Friday lunch and supper at Electric Park, Gold Leaf camp activities at K of C hall, a juvenile adoption event, a class adoption and dance, D V B S program at Grace M E church, a bridge party at the country club, Yeomen and Rebekah lodge meetings, a carnival at O O F hall, a Woman's club event, and a D V B S program at Burton Avenue Baptist church.
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M. A. Lodge
P. Hall
Triangle League
Universalist Church
Electric Park
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
C. Hall
Gold Leaf
K. of C. Hall
Grace M. E. Church
Yeomen
K. of
P. Hall Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
O. O. F. Hall
Woman’s Club
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Greene to be wed Edwin Leege honored with parties
Miss Dorothea Greene, soon to marry Edwin Leege on Saturday, received several prenupial courtesy events. A dinner at First Baptist Church honored her with Mrs. Charles Eby’s Sunday school class in attendance. Roses, pinks, pink candles, nut cups, and gumdrop flower pots adorned the table. A guest gift of a pictured keepsake was presented. Another party occurred at Miss Marion Johnson’s home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenie
Dorothea Greene
Edwin Leege
First Baptist Church
Charles Eby
Marian Johnson
Engagement announced for Miss Elsie May McKeen
Announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Elsie May McKeen daughter of Mrs Edith McKeen 16 Winton Street made at a party hosted by her sister Mrs J B Jordan. She will wed Medar Heidt son of Mrs Mary E Heidt Route 8 Waterloo in July.
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Elsie May McKeen
Edith McKeen
Winton Street
J. B. Jordan
Miss McKeen
Medar Heidt
Mary E. Heidt
Route 8
Waterloo
Banco Favors
Helen Bachle
Leona Rain
Club Notes Highlight Bridge Winners and Hostesses
Lucky 13 club met at Mrs. W. EF. Silver's home with top bridge scores by Mrs. Silver Mrs. Frank Wagner and Mrs. June Gordon. New members include Mrs. A. D. Smith Mrs. H. G. Bandfield Mrs. F. L. Kennedy and Mrs. Louis Vollenweider. Guest was Mrs. P. H. Townsend. A two course luncheon was served with help from Miss Marcella Bandfield and Miss Flora Silver.
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Lucky 13
W. EF. Silver
Bridge
Silver
Frank Wagner
June Gordon
A. D. Smith
H. G. Bandfield
F.L. Kennedy
Louis Vollenweider
P. H. Townsend
Marcella Bandfield
Flora Silver
Church Girls Meet for Picnic and Social at Local Homes
Astrarian class of First Methodist Episcopal church plans to meet at Mrs. L A Leckington home with hostesses Mmes Barclay Smith Besh and Coniff. Picnic dinner at noon followed by business and social afternoon. call Mrs. Beal if transportation needed. Friday Weavers class picnic at Byers Park 6 30 p m chaired by Mrs George Potter. Fidelis class Walnut Street Baptist held a cottage picnic at Casebeer Heights hosted by Mr and Mrs Oscar Berry. fifty five attended.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Leckington
Mmes
Q. I.barclay
Jeanny Smith
C. Besh
C. G. Coniff
M. M. Beal
First Baptist Church
Byres Park
George Potters
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Casebeer Heights
Oscar Berry
Hints in Beauty Care and Skin Troubles
An article advises self care for ordinary skin troubles like shingles and dandruff, noting when to seek medical help. It explains shingles symptoms, treatment with thoracic powder, and neuralgia, and suggests tonics and rest for overall health. It also recommends consulting skin and scalp specialists for birthmarks and persistent issues.
Banknotes Accuse Hampton Man of Selling Liquor
Four marked one dollar banknotes and a pint of moonshine whisky are held as evidence against Fred C. Holmes, Hampton restaurant proprietor, jailed on a federal charge of illegal sale of liquor. Federal agents and Sheriff Lee McNames reported Holmes was arrested after making marked-transaction purchases and a subsequent search found liquor concealed in a cooky box. A state charge of bootlegging was to be added.
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Courier Special Service
Hampton
Fred C. Holmes
Cerro Gordo County
Holmes
Oscar Hansen
F. I. Gexler
Lee McNames
Franklin County
Saeny Holmes
McNames
Pat's Pond Cleanup Club Formed At Friday Meeting
Residents from Lafayette park and Pat's Pond region will meet at Linden Methodist Episcopal church at 7 30 p m Friday to form a civic club dedicated to cleaning the pond area Officers will be elected and proposals for a campaign to win park cleaning support will be discussed More than 200 residents have signed a petition asking the park board to remove junk and grade the banks and many are expected to attend the session.
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Lafayette Park
Pat's Pond
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Park Board
City in brief highlights visitors and events in Waterloo
Miss Elizabeth Ann Murphy of Reinbeck visits W. J. Murphy at 213 Randal street. Portia Prime, Allen Memorial student nurse, returns from Gleat Lake Ill. Mrs. W. A. Wiese of Freeport Ill stays with her parents at 682 Fourth street west. Harold F. Cole of Grand Rapids Mich and family visit W. R. Cole at 821 Fourth street west. Lucile Traveler of Iowa City leaves for Chicago to visit friends. Mrs. Fred J. Ahn recovering from gallstone operation at St Francis hospital and expected home soon. Mrs. Harland W. Apfel and Beatrice Scott leave for California. Oatey death noted in Los Angeles from prior accident. formerly of Sheffield Ia, known in Waterloo area. John Theis died June 5. will left to wife Margaret Theis. no inventory filed. A. F. Southwick of Los Angeles visits Waterloo. former local builder now real estate authority in LA. Fire department logged 97 calls in June with total loss about 2376 dollars. Cedar street ice house fire caused most damage. Wedding advertisement for Hettie Sitt ing dune. True Studio.
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Harland W. Apfel
Beatrice Scott
Locust Street
California
San Pedro
B. R. Moore
Miss Scott
Samuel Oatey
Los Angeles
Cal
W. F. Jeffrey
Oatey
Sheffield
Waterloo
John Theis
Gutter Street
Margaret Theis
J. W. Thompson
Interurban cars to wear blue and gold livery
W. F. and N. interurban coaches between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids will soon debut in blue and white with gold lettering after remodeling. The first rebuilt coach, costing 6600, will be ready shortly, with future cars following in the same scheme if public reception is favorable. Interurban cars currently wear dark green.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
C. M. Cheney
Cheney
Municipal Court Docket Light in Month of June
The June municipal court dockets show police 111 cases and state 30. Traffic violators led with 57 fines for stop-sign and restricted-zone offenses, intoxication numbered 20, and 34 others faced charges from speeding to disorderly conduct. State cases included contempt, theft, assault, drunkenness, and liquor offenses. Seven defendants were booked for investigation.
Two Auto Crash Suits Filed for 2500 Damages
Two suits seeking 2500 dollars jointly claim personal injuries from an auto collision May 18 near Ninth and Lafayette streets. Plaintiffs Ruth Buhr asks 1500 dollars for injuries including broken ribs and a broken collar bone. Albert Close asks 1000 dollars for three broken ribs and severe lacerations. The defendants include John Lang of Mulberry Street and J A Ferguson was in theBuhr vehicle.
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John Lang
Mulberry Street
Ruth Buhr
Lafayette Street
Albert Close
Wyoming
Drilling Cited On Alimony Arrears
Charles T. Drilling, recently divorced from Mary A. Drilling, has fallen behind on weekly alimony of six dollars. Judge George W. Wood orders him to appear in district court tomorrow at 2 p.m. to show cause why he should not be held in contempt.
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Mary A. Drilling
Charles T. Drilling
George W. Wood
May Stores Owner Improves After Illness
Davis May, wealthy owner of May department stores in St. Louis, has been ill for three weeks at his daughter Mrs. Martin Straus home in Highland Park Illinois. He was reported slightly better today as doctors note progress while the public observes special weeks yearly would require every year to be 23 months long.
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MAY Stores
Chicago
INS
Davis May
May Department Stores
St. Louis
Martin Straus
Highland Park
Ill
Soston Globe
Waterloo Girl to Attend College On War Insurance
Waterloo residents push to reinstate government insurance funds totaling 167000 as Red Cross officials urge applications to reach Des Moines by Sunday. The program helps veterans and families, including a Waterloo girl who will use the insurance to attend college after her father’s service.
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Waterloo
George B. Worthen
Red Cross
Four Hundred Cakes Sparks a Mixer Between Ruth and Tom
Tom Bollinger pursues Ruth Harrow through weeks of busy cake sales and dinners. Ruth hides her plans behind charity bakes, shaping a reluctant romance. at last he concedes waiting for a true evening together and proposes a future plan.
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Ruth
Tom
Drews
Mabel Gregory
Tom Bollinger
Ruth Harrow
Three Women Sue for Divorce Over Threats to Shoot
Ada Botkin names husband Seymor Botkin as frequently threatening to shoot her and seeks a divorce with $10 weekly alimony and a share of jointly owned property. Marie Helen Wilkins seeks a decree from Lloyd L Wilkins after alleged threats and asks for $20 weekly alimony and custody of three children. Ethel L Bender switches to absolute divorce with property division stipulation on file.
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J. W. Thompson
District Court
Seymour Botkin
Ada Botkin
Milton Street
Kansas City
Marie Helen Wilkins
Webster Street
Lloyd L. Wilkins
Waterloo
Robert
Jack
Maxine
Ethel L. Bender
Leon EH
Bender
Patterns from the Weterloo Evening Courier
The Weterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns from its Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern to receive patterns suitable for seamed garments. Orders are filled quickly and should reach customers about 10 days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Lauerman Bros Will Take Over All Departments
Raymond C. Lauerman, manager of the Waterloo store, announced that all leased departments will be taken over quickly. The house furnishings unit was already absorbed, while ready-to-wear and millinery will shift under Lauerman within three months. A tea room may be added later as stock replenishment allows.
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Lauerman Bros
Raymond C. Lauerman
Paul Davis Company
Lauerman
Monday
Goon
Waterloo
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Marion Rummell
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Juanita McClean
Pri- Many
Earl A. Roadman
E. S. Geist
Chester Cadwallader
Jefferson
Hamilton
America
Claude Bowers
Continent
Willis T. Lee
United States” Geological Survey
Central America
Wallace Thompson
China
Paul’Monroe
Columbia University
Sons of Veterans
Cedar Falls
Fairgrounds
Cyrus Carpenter
Mines
Crutcher
Elva Wannamaker
George Crutch
Olive Knapp
W. ‘R. Walker
Minnesota
George Huntington
Lucille Huntington
Dorothy Perkins
Miss Huntington
Jessica’ Jones
Mmes. M. M. Beal
D. A. Webb
Mary White
Julia Willams
Re. Thomas
A. N. Alban
J.P. Jones
Elizabeth O'Dell
A. T. Hakill
Leo Mak
M. D. Thompson
Naomi Butterfield
T. H. Miller
Anya ‘Mishler
Cedar’ River Park
Edward Knipp
Dorothy Smaling
Albert Brandes
Big Rock
Lloyd Ebert
Detroit
Mich
Adeline Howe
Jack Sickles
Mr. Brandes
Harry Gerkoldt
G. A
Lincoln Circlé
Isabella
P. H. O'Neill
Earl Compton
Russell Ankeny
Messrs. and Mines
BR. Freeborn
Floyd Odem
B. F. Migoon
Arthur Young
Marilouise Caughlan
Harry Caughlan
Wadsworth
Lucile Allbee
P. J. Hoffey
Hillcrest Apartments
Sergeant Hoffey
Fay Cobb
T. W. Williams
Willams
FR. Dd. Freeborn
Messrs
John Crosby
Severin A. Holmes
Floyd W.W. Oden
Frank Allgood
Reeve Spurling
CC. E. Ransier
Marion Ransier
Sunnyside County Club
Maxine Lamson
Breezy Point Lodge
Pequot, Minn
Golden Link Club
James Lammert
Jeanne Lammert
Cedar River Park
T. Dybsford
Clarence Reardon
R. J. Baldwin
Henry Haffa
Clifford Current
High
Arnold
Zack
Church News
King’s Heralds
First Methodist Church
Edna Kent Forbes
Jean
G. M
Pat’s Pond
Buchanan
Complete Optical Service
Elizabeth Ann Murphy
Reinbeck
Mrs. W. J. Murphy
Randal Street
Portia Prime
Allen Memorial Hospital
Gleat Lake
W. A. Wiese
Freeport, Ill
Mrs. F. D. Popp
Fourth Street West
Harold F. Cole
Grand Rapids
Mick
W. R. Cole
Lucile Traveler
Iowa City
Samuel Marshall
Washington Street
Fred J. Ahn
Franklin Street
St. Francis Hospital
A. F. Southwick
M. H. Loomer
Fourth Street
Southwick
New York City
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Cedar Street
Hettie
Dune
True Studio
Onme
Municipal Court
By Jane Osborn
Brooks
Orphan Asylum
Bridgit
Optometrists
Weterloo
Entz
First National Bank
Kluck Music
West Side
Bridge St
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Nin
Boys of
Iowa
Beneft
Shinola
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