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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1925

Page

14

Leonora Mahnke and Ralph Heald wed in home ceremony

Leonora Mahnke daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mahnke 315 Reich street and Ralph W Heald son of Mrs B A Heald 409 Broadway were married Thursday at 8 in a home ceremony before 32 guests Rev Henry Mueller officiated. Music featured by Mrs LaVerne Wilcox and Mrs R Clave-ald. The couple will reside at 409 Broadway after a state motor trip. Out of town guests included families from Greene Des Moines and Oelwein.

Jeonora Malnke Edward Maunke Riehl Street Ralph W. Seald B. A. Meald Broadway Henry Mueller Wirst Lutheran Amanda, Miabake Lee Driden LaVerne Wilcox R. Clave -Iald Wermaid Columbia Rages Heald East High School Stroadway A. B. Mahoke Greene Roy Tibbitts Mont Vall Mary Baumgartner Sumner Marke A. Carr Des Moines T. Hallman Waverly Evelyn Phillips Oelwein

Club Notes and Social Gatherings Reported

The report covers multiple club sessions including Nine of Hearts at Mrs. George Colin's home with guests Mrs. Dick Tyler and Mrs. Irvin McGinnis. two new members added to the organization. birthday gifts given to Mrs. W. E. Sheik and Mrs. O. J. Moshier. a chicken dinner served with Lilacs as centerpieces. Upcoming events include a May 14 gathering hosted by Mrs. Mary Callahan and a May breakfast for the Goldeagle club at Casebeer Heights chaired by the membership.

R. N. B. Club Martin Mulray Esides J. Johnson Maude Tarbolt W. E. Sheik O. J. Moshier Tarbott Frank Cole Nine of Hearts Club George Colin Charles Martin Duck Harry Bartlett Michael Seiffert Dick Tyler Irvin McGinnis Mary Callahan Pandora Club F. A. Hunt Karl Burris J. N. White Burris Claude Crave Goldeagle Club Casebeer Heights

Fragmentary notice on society visitors and recordkeeping

The page fragment discusses visitor entry and record standards for a society, noting complex rules about names, titles, and marital status for attendees and speakers. It mentions the need for accurate identification and proper acknowledgments for many people beyond core members.

Side Talks and Two Mothers Share Quiet Life Snippets

A mother writes about daily observations from chats with a friend, noting how small acts of kindness, praise, and polite behavior shape children. She recalls a conversation about why acknowledging positives matters and the benefits of expressing appreciation consistently.

Gilbertville Couple Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary

Gilbertville reports Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bernard hosted 250 relatives and friends for a supper and dance in St. Marys hall to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Rev. John Nemmers officiated the ceremony in Immaculate Conception Church. The couple’s daughter Marguerite Stranderd announced her engagement to Albert H. Gouler of Oelwein, set for May 28.

Gilbertville G. M. Bernard St. Mary's Hall Couesstion John Nemmers Katherine Stabenrauch Peter Conter John Gales Henry Kurta Waterloo Gus Bernard Charles City Vincent O'Brien Ryan Wo. F. Malkowsky Marguerite Stranderd Albert H. Gouler Oclwein

Beauty and home makeovers for spring mood

The piece urges readers to change surroundings as spring calls wanderlust. It suggests redecorating with colors like yellow for north rooms, light shades, and minimal design to improve mood. It also gives cosmetic tips to reduce lines and skin dullness through weekly treatments and massages.

Women of St Mark’s sponsor card party at 2:30

The Women of St Mark’s Episcopal Church will sponsor a card party at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs P L Bryant. Tivision Nine Linden Methodist Women’s Society plans a May festival in the church social rooms this evening featuring a supper and bazaar.

Yeoman Lodge Moose Hall St. Mark's Episcopal Church P. L. Bryant Tivision Nine Linden Methodist Women's Society

Butler County Sunday School Workers to Meet at Shed Rock

Butler county workers will hold a 2 40 p m Sunday conference in the Methodist Episcopal church at Jus hire Rev Charles G Wort announces Clinton F Smith of Waterloo will speak on Developing the Sunday School Intensively All interested persons are welcome.

Shell Rock Snedall Butler County Wilk Methodist Episcopal Church Jushire Charles G. Wort Clinton F. Smith Waterloo

First Baptist May Breakfast Feeds 150 in Waterloo

The May breakfast at First Baptist Church Waterloo drew about 154 attendees. Volunteers served from early morning in the new Bal timore and Fourth streets facility providing pleasant surroundings for the meal.

First Baptist May Waterloo First Baptist Cluirels Jefferson Street Park Avenue First Baptist Church Baltimore and Fourth Streets R Mu

Motor license sales surge ahead of last year in Black Hawk County

W F P Jeffrey head of the county treasurer's motor vehicle department reports strong license plate sales. By April 30 this year plate No 12401 had sold, and by August 1, 1924 the same number had been sold earlier, indicating more cars registered in five months of 1425 than in eight months of 1924. Registrations exceed last year by over 1,000. DeMolay members mark patriot day with a Masania temple program and a planned dance discussion tonight.

Black Hawk County W. F P. Jeffrey Starix Tme Water Order of DeMolay Masania Troherr Mayer Charles Tlulis Ayten Mans Ino Chap

City TN Brief on Local Events and Crews

West end 4th St. bridge work noted. Walter Detson of Datson Clothing fell on a New York business trip. April licenses issued 42. April general taxes collected $293468.30. Divorce suit filed by Bertha Romig vs Charles Romig. High school student Dorothy Bennett eluded May festival at Cornell college. Ralph Pratzgraf moved from hospital to home at 201 Dawson St. Orville J. DeBuhr enlisted in U S Navy from Waterloo. Wayne Dickey visiting parents after copper mining in Arizona. Mr and Mrs King Beal leaving for Saginaw Mich. Mrs Florence Garber returned from California. Lawrence Bryant and daughter visiting before Russellville Ark. Walter Kirk visiting Charles Trunkey. W E Hollcroft notes 1100 washing machines daily at Newton Foundry. O J Huffman named resident engineer for 13 miles of old military trail project in Winneshiek county. Industrial club officers to be installed May 7 at Mortis M C A camp. George Glenn spoke. Dr J E O’Redfe unable to join Europe convoy. Mrs S S Williams improving after Chicago operation. Judges Boies, Wood to open Mey term. Judge Stiles to preside in Manchester. J Shadte returns from San Francisco navy enlistment. brother John active with Snell Concert Co.

Walter Detson Datson Clothing Company New York J. W. Thompson Bertha Romig Charles W. Romig Dorothy Bennett Cornell College Mt. Vernon Ralph Pratzgraf Presbyterian Hospital Dawson Street Orville J. DeBuhr Waterloo United States Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station Tilingis Wayne Dickey Miami Ariz A. Dickey King Beal Saginaw, Mich Beal Weewee San Diego Lawrence Bryant Russellville Ark Walter Kirk Repass Auto Company Charles Trunkey W. IE. Hollcroft Newton Foundry Company Newton O. J. Huffman Iowa Highway Commission Winneshiek County Mortis S. ¥. Williams St. Pauls Methodist Church Washington Houlevard Hospital Chicago Williams H. DB. Boies G. W. Wood Stiles Kame Manchester Stiles Haunied J. Shadte and Shadte San Francisco Cal Navy John SnellsConcert Company

Science Teachers of Towa Convene at Cedar Falls

Science teachers from Towa gather at Cedar Falls for the thirty ninth annual session of the Towa Academy of Science at Iowa State Teachers College. The agenda covers committee appointments, officer reports, and three papers on eclipse history, coral reefs, and vitamin A longevity. President and Mrs Seerley host a reception, with sections dining in Barilete hall.

Cedar Falls Towa Academy of Science Towa Atience Hall Iowa State Teachers College Ben H. Wilson Pleasant J. E. Hansbrough E. Nielsen J. J. Palmer Ames H. H. Seerley Barilete Hall

Land of Rice closes as government office shuts

The government land office here closed today after quitting business on Thursday night by order of the interior department. Belly Wourehe, a 3 year old child, is noted in the brief.

Order of the Interior Conpartment

Child of Tender Years Should Be Put On In Own

A Guras Memorial Institute statement advocates early personal responsibility for children. It warns against overindulgence and bribery, urging praise for virtue and discipline to avoid later behavioral issues. It cautions that youth’s reputation should not be inflated and stresses the adult-like plasticity of a child’s developing mind.

Guras Coolllge Ehk Rniengement Pt Wake M.D. Gate University Ehlet Lockyty Gelleway Hospitad Ork Mieniher Gorgassana Ufa

Dysart G A R Post Commander Dies

J E Clough post commander of the G A R at Dysart dies at eighty eight leaving five Civil War veterans still living in Dysart. He opened a Dysart grocery, later carpentry and contracting, joined the G A R in 1883 and served as post commander until his death. He leaves six children all present at the funeral.

Traer J. E. Clough Dysart E. F. Douglass W. E H. Wailer John Campbell B. Koneston S.A. Kerr Clough Mie

Many Industries Are Licensed on May Day

City clerk notes licensing renewal on May 1 for most businesses except cigarette sales set for July 1. Popcorn stands ice cream vendors join list alongside billiard halls junkyards pawn shops theaters and others requiring special licenses. Last year licenses raised 3080 to city revenue while dog licenses delinquent and untagged dogs remain outlawed under Jun 1 1925 rules.

Danre Salts Dras MacKay

Castor Denies Divorce Allegations in Plea to Bertha Castor

Chauntey Castor responds to Bertha Castor's divorce petition by denying the major accusations and affirming his love for his wife. He states they cohabited happily and mentions the couple has three children.

Chauntey Castor Bertha Castor Ran

Nurturing childhood habits shapes character and future

The text argues parental influence guides a child’s experiments with environment, shaping habits and character. It warns against overpraising or over solicitude, noting excessive focus on the child can foster egotism, vanity, and self-centeredness.

General Gorgas Honored For Panama Health Work

The passage recalls General Gorgas as a joyous force in preventive medicine who brought light to Panama, turning disease into progress and achievement. His leadership at the Gorgas Memorial Institute is noted for advancing health.

Gorgas Gorgas Memorial Institute Panama Gaietyand

Wills of Boose and Pfalzgraf Enter Probate

The will of Annie Boose dated March 5 1925 provides one third to her husband Milton Boose and two thirds split between sons Thomas and James with W G Beacher named executor. F W Pfalzgraf’s will grants the estate to his wife Bertha with sole control during life and remainder to their children. Elsie M Pfalzgraf named executrix.

Annie Hoode Elsie M. Pfalzgraf Daughtter

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Leonora Mahnke Ralph Heald Garvie Leckington Stone Litchfield Mmes Martha West Barbara Yugey Felony Barrett Ida Smith Nellie’ Smith Susan’ Call Ida Hoshler Mary Bartlett Tolb Y. W.C.A Beverly Shaw Harry Shaw Shaw J. &. Bragdon Dorothy Mildred Graser Mary Jean Kathleen Adams Kathryn Cohagen Mary Louise Fowler Alice Virginia Flellen Edith Mae Chapman Jean Lichty Martha Reid Mary Weston Winfred Moore Phoebe Jane Mickelberg Geraldine Bidwell Billy Shaw Lions Club Hotel Nussell- Lamson Mortimer B. Cleveland Earl Gasson Albert Greetey Ella Speicher Wonder Clinic Favors A. B. Cook Grace Holt William. UN Sidney Dudley G. H. Gregory Gale Broniock Spellar Nancy English Henry Newton Joseph Koerner Beulah Salisbury Arthur Hickman Miss Salisbury Mersiert Jong Bate Jean Daniel Judement Udet Cedar Rapids End . Wierd Peverill Leon Parks E. B. Anderson Peverill Odd Pillows Dunes Woman's Club Waterton Gideons Wil Areno Doug Tien James K. G Church News CITY West End 4Th St Guehanan Science Teachers of Oai' Se Garnett College Fennie Cratty Melmick Drake A. C. Thomas University of Iowa Transur Paul Emerson Bacteriology Iowa State Jaques Hotan Ituslty Cornell Wooorp. V Shapsun Smlith Twa State Mathematicas Helmick Roml Sylvester Paychalory Darron Seoner Gualogy State University G. A. R. Post Annie Boose F. W. Pfalzgraf Japan Hyson Spike Spring Paris Paristeanes Les Américaines Kayser Tuileries Gardens Rue de Rivoli Rue de la Paix States Plodel
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