Mrs Emma Waddelow and Paul Hor wed in home ceremony
Emma Waddelow and Paul Hor married last evening at the Miller home on Hammond avenue with Rev A F Bough officiating. A small gathering of relatives attended as the bride wore white crepe meteor with bead trimming and carried bridal roses. The couple will reside on the Clyde Elghmney farm south of town after March 10 and Mr Hoff will operate a dairy farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Waddelow
Paul’ Hor
O. G. Miller
Hammond Avenue
A. F. Bough
Church of the Brethren
Hoff
Sha
Mount Morris College
Bethany Bible School
Chicago
Hof
W. J. Hof
Orange Township
Waterloo Business College
B Natural Music Club to Present Cantata in May
The B Natural Music club of Waterloo affiliated with the Town Federation of Woman's clubs plans a public performance in May of King Rene's Daughter by Henry Smart. The club, founded 1912, with 39 members, has long combined musical study with war work and charity, including Red Cross auxiliary duties and donations to Good Fellows and soldiers through the local library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Waterloo
Town Federation of Woman's Clubs
Rene
Henry Smart
Bernice Call
Mildred Hoffman
B. Natural Music Club
National Federation of Music Clubs
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
the Red Cross
Harristt MacBachron
Wedding of Miss Hartong and Mr Harlin Surprises
Announcement from Owalouna Minnesota reveals the marriage of Miss Mary Hartong daughter of Mr and Mrs N Hartong of 218 Fowler Street to Walter Harlin a navy sailor on a 14 day furlough. The ceremony was held last Wednesday at the groom's sister home in the city. Mrs Harlin has lived here most of life and was employed at Woolworths as assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chamberlin
A. W. Chamberlin
Independence Avenue
Owalouna
Minn
Mary Hartong
N. Hartong
Fowler Street
Walter Harlin
Harlin
Navy
Navy About A Year. Mrs. Harlin
Hartong
Woolworth's
Officers Elected at Chapter ae P. E. O. Meeting
Chapter ae P. EO will meet at Mrs. W. W. Marsh to elect and install officers with Mrs. Alfred Longley and Mrs. H. B. Weatherwax as hostesses. Initial picnic supper at 8 30. Guests asked to bring food and their own dishes. W B C program by Mrs. Mary Shirley. Women's Relief Corps notes include Anna M. Kistner’s installation, thimble bee plans for March 6, eighty ninth birthday observance for Mrs. Roebuck, and a varied program of readings music and songs led by members and comrades. Picnic supper under Mrs. Elizabeth Sargeant. Sleighing party hosted by Miss Margery Corey with luncheon and games. Up-Side-Down Program noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marsh
Alfred Longley
H. B. Weatherwax
W. B.C
Mary Shirley
Women’s Relief Corps
Anna M. Kistner
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Roebuck
Ida Alderman
Elizabeth Billings
Mistnér
Thomas Court
William Refsnider
Fred Brass
Merriman
Gladys Barber
Viola Billings
Gilley
Averil
Among the Churches Monthly and Club Meetings
Regular monthly meeting of Laura Webb Szinday held yesterday at Mrs. Georske Munt ington with Mrs. George Moore and Mrs. Nattie Eason assisting hor leases. Picnic dinner, Red Cross service, and a music program followed. Plans made for annual social meeting for members and families with picnic supper and program at an early date. First Presbyterian Mrs. George Moody hosted a Sunday school party with 20 guests featuring games music and a reading by Mrs. Earl Kimball. Light refreshments served. First Congregational Young Woman's club to meet Monday evening with Misses Hoff and Garvey hosting at the home of the latter. Business meeting at 7 p.m. followed by current events discussion. St Mark's Episcopal Women's auxiliary to meet Monday afternoon in the guild room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Russell-Lamson
Mary 1Gerton
J. A. Boggs
Gustav Flaubert
Boles
Herodias
St. Julien
Leo Leeper
L. C. Pletcher
Detroit
Mich
Lion’s Club
Henry Grout
Austin Burt
Mmes
J. E. Ridenour
C. N. Shane
W. R. Law
Laura Webb Szinday
Georske Muntington
George Moore
Nattie Eason
Ivor
First Congregational
Young Woman's Club
Palmolive endorsed by Waterloo representative promotes olive palm oils
A Milwaukee Palmolive representative, Mr B Weber of 1488 West Second Street, launches a Waterloo publicity push for palm olive products. The plan includes newspaper ads, store window displays, and coordinated advertising to boost demand for the olive and palm oil based cleansers and beauty products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Milwaukee
Palmolive
B. Weber
West Second Street
Palmolive Company
Waterloo
Million and Half Women Replaced Men in War
Washington reports from the United States employment service show about 1,500,000 of 11,000,000 women held men’s war jobs when the war ended, with the number slowly shrinking but many women determined to hold these positions. Calls for women workers have fallen from 752,000 in November to 28,000 in the last week, while unions oppose forcing women out of industry, insisting they receive men’s wages where they perform men’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Employment Service
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Cleveland
Frank Morrison
Kenyon
Wilson
332nd U.S. Regiment Ordered to Genoa Speculation of Homecoming
A cablegram from the American military attache at Rome states the 332nd American infantry has been concentrated at Genoa, with units split among Cattaro Fiume and Trieste. General March says orders likely came from Maj. Gen. Charles G. Treat, but no War Department authorization for a U.S. return yet. other reports note rapid troop movements and arrivals from Brest and Liverpool, including Canadian expeditionary force personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Rome
War Department
Genoa
Cattaro
Fiume
Trieste
March
Charles G. Treat
United States
Sobral
New York
Giant Transport Sinks Freighter in New York Harbor
In New York Harbor the troop transport Aquitania reportedly collided with the freighter Lord Dufferin amid heavy weather and an ebb tide. The Lord Dufferin, of 4664 grass tons and built in 189s, sank in 15 fathoms as the Aquitania’s big escort vessel remained afloat, with the incident occurring yesterday afternoon near Anni nel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Lord Dufferin
New York
Aquitania
Lordish
Waterloo to establish first Women's Athletic Association
Waterloo will form its first Women s Athletic Association under the YWCA. Miss Anne Miriam Johnson directs with Mrs E Magee and Miss Blanche Martin aiding. The program covers drill gymnastics swimming tennis golf volleyball basketball and more with competitions among classes and with the State Teachers College. Members earn grades and rewards based on posture health habits and skill, including letters armbands and sweaters as points rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Blanche Martin
Woman's Athletic Association
State Teachers’ College
Woman’s Athletic Association
W.C. A
Y. Woo A
Pical
Miss Johnson
New York City
Salt Lake City
Magee
A. C. Bock
Edna Falls
Commuittes
Anita Wentiman
Nelde Truak
Viola Stuff
Inaz Hanlon
A. C. Beck
Mila Ashburn
Marriett Proctor
Blue Triangle
Victory dinner for Waterloo soldiers set by Spanish War veterans
The Victory entertainment committee plans a chicken dinner for returning soldiers sailors and students from Waterloo. Mothers of soldiers will serve. The Spanish War Veterans, chaired by A J Artug, will present a program to be remembered. Invitations were mailed to those who returned since January's first dinner. The event, March 4 at Memorial Hall Lincoln Circle, with G A R ladies organizing and national colors for decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Entertainment Committee
Army Training Corps
Waterloo
A. J. Artug
Bors
Pythian Temple
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
No. Im
Waterloo Pet Stock Association Formed at City Hall
The Waterloo Pet Stock Association was organized at a meeting in City Hall last evening. Dr. E. W. Jacoby was chosen president as the by laws were read, amended, and passed unanimously. The group will affiliate with the national body to promote pet stock breeding and sponsor shows while fostering interest in various pet stock types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Pet Stock Association
E. W. Jacoby
Waterloo
Cattle Congress Exhibit In Waterloo Plans Revealed
Several shows are planned in Waterloo for fall and winter as preparations begin for the cattle congress exhibit. Organizers outline a busy schedule with events and demonstrations to draw visitors and raise interest in regional livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Moyvenent
Cattle Congress
Danderine Ad Promises Quick Hair Restoration
An advertisement claims dandruff causes feverish scalp irritation and hair loss. It advises using a small bottle of Danderine, applying it to the scalp to stop hair loss and remove dandruff after several applications.
Big Indoor Fair by Labor Unions at Armory
Central Labor union to host an indoor fair at the Armory March 11 to 15 for the new easing fund. Orchestra led by Coavoy will perform nightly and a dance runs 8 p.m. to midnight. Special nights highlight military, elreuk, carnival and merchants with novelty shows, a chocolate shop and a doll house. Tickets on sale next week: single 15 cents, season 10 cents, admission with dance 7sents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Armory
Unugunerd
Coavoy
Lite Lou
Miyadcal Progtiu
Alea
Col
Grouch
Ilo Bistices
Wen
Friends of Organized Labor
Cossacks Take Saratov as Reports Reach Stockholm
Stockholm March 1 reports say Gon Krasnoff the Cossack Tender has occupied Saratov on the Volga river and Volsk near to the north, with reliable reports trenching here confirming the advance on the city amid tensions along the Volga frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanatov
Associated Press
Stockholm
St Jacobs Liniment Ad Promises Relief From Pain
Old time rheumatism liniment promises relief for pain stiffness and swelling in joints muscles and bones. It touts soothing penetrating action on tender spots and claims to ease sciatica lumbago neuralgia and swelling while warning against dosing and burns. A small trial bottle from any drug store supposedly frees users from pains and stiffness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs Liniment
St. Jacobs
King Korndyke to Stay in Iowa With Half Interest
Senator J M Truck hoy and Rudolph Holvene of Monticello traded for a half interest in the famed King Korndyke Holstein cow after a sale in Waterloo. Hackney, owning Arden farm of St Paul, Minnesota, plans to keep the animal near town and collaborate with a leading neighboring breeder. The purchase follows a week of large cattle sales, including 241 head bought for over 29000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Korndyke
Iowa
J M Truckhoy
BL Paul
Mir
Ami
Rudolph Holvene
Monticelhy
Hackney
Klug Kovidyke Vontlac Lass Frou
Mutke
Boltrans
Towa
Martial Law Declared in Bavaria by Soldier Congress
A Zurich dispatch reports the Soldiers' and Warkinen's congress in Munich has ordered a partial martial law for Bavaria. Local authorities implement measures as ordered, with the announcement circulated to regional centers and military posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Paris
Warkinen
Munich
Zurich
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Boems
Socieh
Miss Waddelow
Faul Hom
C. O. Lawson
Maxine Russell Lawson
Hotel
Russell
Lamson
Lillian M. Stevens
Federation
John W. Watzek
Iawa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Federation Board of Directors
Colfax
Cedar Heughts
Parents Teacher Association
Miss Hartong
Mr. Harlin
Ae P. EO
Margery Corey
Corey
G. A. Corey
P. N. Schreiner
W. Cc. Tt
Cleopatra
U.S
Carillo
Gordeaux
Brest
National Army
Tllingis
Ohio
Halifax
Red Star Line
Laplain
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Liverpool
H. B. Chamber
H. B. Chambers
South
Chambers
Rose Marie Smith
Nusbang
First Woman’s Athletic Association
Taupe Fes
GILG
Laaative
California
Byvent
Fue Benedit Walldlog Pan
Father John
Wonder Store
West Fourth Street
Victor Records
Joseph C. Smith
Victor
Walex
Nicholas Orlando
Waldorf-Astoria
Wigtor
Oui
Marie
Pietro Sweeet
Tria Y Victor
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