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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
13
A traveler takes her wedding ring to Cuernavaca in Washington aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line, reaching the capital Sunday afternoon. The return trip is planned to begin March 6.
Oelwein high school bands orchestras glee clubs and soloists will present a concert on March 11 as preparation for the sectional music contest set for March 15. The program aims to showcase local talent and boost readiness for the upcoming event.
West Branch prepares for the Birthplace special train carrying about 250 people to attend the Hoover inauguration in Washington Monday. The Cedar Rapids departure features two Pullman cars and a 75 piece college band, with additional cars from Des Moines Waterloo and other towns. Notables include J. W. Reeder, 93, as official hat holder, and Miss Mollie Curran, Hoover’s West Branch teacher, among others. The train will reach Chicago Saturday night after departing Cedar Rapids.
Mexico City, March 1. The pending wedding of Col. Charles A Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow is considered highly probable as Lindbergh may wed during a Cuernavaca weekend trip with Ambassador Dwight W Morrows family. Morrow family aides offered no comment and both parties maintained silence.
The text notes the impending marriage of the Morrows with press announcements in due form and time. It suggests that a wedding could occur unexpectedly, as Lindy Ready Any Time and Lindbergh were said to be ready for the ceremony, leaving the decision to the family.
A flier and Miss Morriw received praise for their calm demeanor and poised flight following a Wednesday crash from which they narrowly escaped with their lives. Details remain terse as witnesses recall the event and its impact on the capital community.
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