Miss Irene Fergeman Weds Clifford Hartman at Home
Miss Irene Fergeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter R Fergeman and Mr Clifford C Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hartman were married in the bride’s home in a simple double ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 21 Red Street after April. Relatives and a few friends attended. Mrs Hartman wore white satin and a pearl headpiece. Stanley Fergeman carried rings in a basket. dinner followed with yellow and white decorations and centerpieces of roses. Additional out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W M Nelson and Mrs D R Christophers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Fergemian
Peter R. Fergeman
Brathober Street
Clifford C. Hartman
Edward FP. Hartman
Logan Avenue
Harry Fergeman
Stanley Fergeman
Miss Fergeman
Aetne
John Bunyan Simith
Jeanette Scharff
Dorothy Takin
Clara Brandes
Alpha Cobb
Mathilda Steege
Hartman
BL EL Magee
Jiartman
Waterloo
Anamosa
The
Courier
St Patrick Day Themed Meetings Across Cedar Falls Clubs
Thursday clubs met with appointed hostesses and regular pursuits. Decorations and amusements echoed St Patrick’s day. Mrs LeRoy W Bryant hosted ten Cedar Falls members with Waterloo guests Mrs William Cowan and Mrs Edward Sarset. Luncheon followed an informal afternoon. Philates club met at Mrs K E Aldrich’s home with luncheon. Double Five club members attended as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
LeRoy W. Bryant
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Wiliam
Cowan
Edward Sarset
Philates Club
Hame
K. E. Aldrich
Social clubs share St Patrick tea many events
Society notes list St Patrick teA at Hotel Russell with Lainson and Mrs Ridenour among guests and tea hosted by Mrs Allan Pitzen. Riverside Drive club hosted by Mrs H C Egbert with new members, Tulips decorate, arrangements for Silent club all day meeting. Many clubs like Crescent, Triple Five, O D C, Card and Needle organize meetings, anniversaries, and lunches with officers elected. Community women attend and assist in serving, with birthdays observed and gifts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Hotel Russell- Lainson
Joseph E. Ridenour
Edgar C. Litchfield
Albert Hintz
Cedar Falls
Trickel
City
Allan Pitzen
Trickal
Mines
George Bovey
J. Oe
Lamb
Select Six
Frank Dill
Edward P. Lynch
Riverside Drive
H. C. Egbert
William Farley
Egbert
Jacob Selig
Crescent Club
Silent Club
Henry Brandes
E. E. Hance
Triple Five
W. H. Reichert
St Patrick’s programs and club entertainments noted
Community events include a College of Commerce Glee Club St Patrick program with talks and songs, a U S club dinner hosted by Mrs Schaney, a Violin Recital by Mrs Reichard Marshall pupils, and various church and auxiliary gatherings with light refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
J St. Patrick's
College of Commerce Glee Club
St. Patrick
R. E. Eklund
Messrs. Wendt
Buther Bava
Misses Bird
Clark
Cook
McCoy
Rose Reichard Marshall
Early Music House
Anna Tulp
Eva Greenberg
Merle Francis
Marian Barker
Delano Raymond
Mrs Walter Adair Hosts Kensington Gathering at Weiner Home
Mrs Walter Adair entertained yesterday in Mrs George Weiner s home with friends and a Kensington and refreshments served by Mrs J L Eppley and Mrs Weiner Helen Gould auxiliary met in Memorial hall to plan fundraising to send delegates to the convention in Des Moines in June A card party is set for Thursday in Memorial hall for members and guests Luncheon features St Patrick s suggestions and Mrs Dunshogh played piano
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Ethel Conry
St. Patrick's
William Toomey
M. J. Johnson
Ladies‘ Auxiliary
U. GC. T
Mmes_ C. A. Baum
G. L. Whitman
Walter Adair
George Weiner
Kensington
J. £. Eppley
Weiner
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Des Moines
Dunshogh
Among the Churches and civic group notes
St Margaret s Guild of St Mark s Episcopal church met with Mrs George B Worthen as hostess. St Mary s Circle hosted by Mrs J H Glaza and others met yesterday. First M E ladies hosted Sunday school teachers for a birthday tribute to Mrs J G Ralston. Dinner followed a social afternoon. Clifford C Hartman Irene A Fergeman Warren Waugh Linnie Hill Waterloo licensed to wed. Judge Brady opens wife beater gallery in Kansas City city hall with convict photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Thurch
George B. Worthen
M. E
Cali. Miller
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. G. Ralston
Clifford C. Hartman
Waterloo
Irene A. Fergeman
Warren Waugh
Linnie Hill
Brady
Kansas City
Texas Crops Grow Abundantly As Spring Arrives
March weather boosts Texas vegetables with large Bermuda onion plantings and rising cabbage demand across the state. Forecasts expect 8,000 carloads of Texas onions and substantial potato shipments to northern and eastern markets. Potatoes may total at least 6,000 carloads, with cabbage prices at record highs and watermelon production expanding along the southern coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
South Texas
Texay
Htto Grande
I. In
Veeder vs Veeder land title in Wright County court
In Wright County district court a 37 year old land title dispute, Veeder versus Veeder, involves a Ba-acre tract. The case traces back to a father who died without perfecting title, multiple heirs and estates, and nine attorneys at a recent hearing amid past supreme court actions and prior hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Falls
Maron
Alfreda
Wright County
Supreme Court
Elletts
Margaret Wilson Engagement Report in Grand Rapids
Margaret Wilson, oldest daughter of President Wilson, is engaged to Margaret Wilson’s family confirms. Frank R. Compton, wealthy Chicago publisher and Grand Rapids resident, admitted the engagement after returning from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Frank R. Compton
Chicago
Grand Rapidsa
Margaret Wilson
Wilson
Compton
Washington
Britain Rejoices at Overthrow of Russ Bureaucracy
London reports jubilation as Russia ousts the three great absolutist rulers, with the people and army united for war against Germany. The court is said to be under German influence, while the emperor is portrayed as weak and manipulated by factions and German diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Naaingt
Germany
Russia
Ab Channely
Weinberk
Rama
Othors
West
Fragmentary Viewpoints on Russia and Entente War Benefits
The text notes opposition to Germany and pro-Russian sentiment among Russians, with a claim that Russian developments are seen as wholly beneficial to the Entente Powers in the War. The fragment reflects European perspectives without clear names or dates.
Man famed for funeral attendance claims world title
Wheeling West Virginia March 16 Patrick Cahill 70 says he is the world’s funeral fan with about 7900 funerals to his credit and averages nearly one per day for 25 years. He travels by horse and buggy when possible and uses streetcars or foot after the horse’s death. Thomas O'Dwyer a longtime hotel porter died in New York City leaving an estate valued at over 106000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Patrick Cahill
Thomas O'Dwyer
New York City
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MR. Hartman
W. M. Nelson
Rochester
Minn
D. R. Christophers
Parkersburg
E. Ww. Fergeman
W.G. Fergewean
Bertha Selek
Tripoli
Societia
Roscoe van Schoyck
Mmes
H. J. Chapman
Frank Hanson
Harver van Schoyck
Wayne Patterson
Harry Limbert
Fred Busby
Randolph Bridge Club
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
James Black
Maggie Black
Miss Harper
Scharfenberg’s
Lafayette Street
Worterhouse
Siplin
C. M. Cheney
M. O. Schaney
Ethelyn Allard
U. S
Vfirst
M. EL Church
H.i. Dunlap
Norma Reangy
Ava
Bun
Tap
Grace Pierce
HE. M. Pierce
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Mae Walker
Annha Kistner
Sunkist
Califormia
Rowen
Xchange
Jace
HKU
St. Mary's Circle
Nunes
Nemners
Adrian and
Fritchla
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Mmies
J. H. Glaza
P. L. Bebrends
J. Callis
W. C. Goss
Valley of the Moon
Common Clay
Big Tremaine
Riley
Dawn O'Hare
John Barleycorn
Mr. Bingle
Choice
Susan Lenox
Mr. Britling
Bearoll
Warwick
Binack
Texas
Roc S of
Stinehart
Matec
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Thalys Tinto
Tattern No
S Stiel
California
Detroit
Detroit Electric
Wetrin Eee Car Company
Cedar Valley Creamery Co
Mulberry Street
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