Engagements and Society Notices From Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Ancillae society and Entre Nous club events fill Tuesday at Sacred Heart school hall. Engagement announced for Winifred Brammer of Cedar Falls to John Windsor Leavitt of Cedar Falls. Miss Brammer, a University of Colorado grad and Omega member, has taught in Cedar Falls. Mr Leavitt is secretary treasurer of Cedar Falls Trust Co. They plan a late June wedding in Cedar Falls. Sproesser-Gates wedding in Minneapolis unites Helen Gates and George Sproesser Jr. Miss Gates a longtime Cedar Falls resident. both graduates and professionals. Weeks-Uhl wed in Cedar Falls home. Edna Uhl and Theodore Weeks honeymoon to St Paul before settling in Waterloo. Boynton-Crotty marriage at the bride’s home. couple to reside in Waterloo after June 1. Local club notes include Sproesser-Gates marriage, university ties, and civic roles. Community gatherings and church group meetings scheduled around Elm Street and First Brethren events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brammer-Leavitl
William H. Brammer
Coon Rapids
Winifred
John Windsor Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Leavitt
Miss Brammer
University of Colorado
Chic Omega
Sproesser-Gates
Helen Gates
Waterloo
George Wr. Sproesser
Sioux Falls
M. D
Minneapolis
Sproesser
J. C. Gates
East High School
Iowa State
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
Sioux Falls Construction Company
Sioux Fells
Weeks-Uhl
Edna Maude Uhl
Theodore Harvey Weeks
Frank Willard Court
First M. E. Church
Marguerite Campbell
Craig Arbuckle
New Occupations Call For Safeguards
Hot Springs Ark May 6 Mrs Minnie A Rutherford Fuller representative of America at The Hague conference of women told the General Federation of Women's clubs convention that dangers to women in new war era occupations demand safeguards. She urged exclusion from night work for messenger and elevator jobs, protection for women railway and street car conductors, and warned juvenile delinquency rising 35 to 75 percent. She called for cooperation with agencies to raise social standards and keep wages aligned with living costs, even suggesting longer workdays if necessary to protect families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Minnie’ A. Rutherford-Fuller
America
Hague
Thor
Maany
Nashua News Roundup Of Birthdays Losses And Local Moves
Nashua notes mark Grandma Tillinghast birthday tea with friends and gifts. Drafts affect Walt Cunninghams kin and local workers depart for service. Locals relocate, receive commissions, and await camps. A bridge project near Plainfield totals about 16000 dollars. Incubator burns injure Mrs. Cook. daughter’s death prompts mourning. Funeral notices, hospital visits, and community events fill the week.
Greene May 6 Report From Greene and Local Illnesses
Greene notes Melvin Bellows and Dick Reynolds left for Rock Island Thursday to work in the arsenal. Miss Rian Pell of Ida Grove attended Greene Tuesday for her cousin’s funeral. Mrs Emma Lambereson and Mrs James Pringle are seriously ill with rheumatism and a trained nurse is caring for them. The Turiambereon o et the M. EL churenh Banas hetd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Melvin Bellows
Dick Reynolds
Rock Island
Arsenal
Rian Pell
Lda Grove
Emma Lamberson
James Pringle
Turiambereon
M. EL Churenh
Parkerburg Congregational church dedicated after lightning loss
In Parkerburg on May 4 the Congregational society dedicated its new Main street church replacing the one struck by lightning two years prior. Rev P A Johnson of Grinnell led the dedicatory service with other ministers speaking. The up-to-date building cost about 15506 dollars. Visitors include David Reinwald from Camp Logan Houston Texas and R Fullerton of Minneapolis with wife. Etta Taylor attended a W C T U county presidents meeting in Des Moines. Russ Labo, receiving treatment at Oakdale sanitarium, is home on a few days’ leave. a sister from Riceville due to her mother’s illness. Paul Wilson returned Friday to Rockwell City, and Miss Ethel Cone accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Grandma Tillinghast
B. M. Dewey
Walt Cunningheim
J. W. Cunningham
Earl
Hart Parr
Charles City
Appleton
Chillicothe, O
Leona Paschke
E. L. Paschke
Iowa Telephone Company
Waterloo
Storm Lake
M. C. Henderson
Osage
Geo. Wedemyer
Waverly
Jacob Meier
California
Towa
August
Morse
Virginia
Minn
Robert Elliott
Jefferson Barracks
Loren Dickman
Marfa
Tex
John Masten
L. P. Coffman
Coffman
Camp Dodge
Frank Wright
Ed Hammond
Burgess Place
Plainfield
EH. Kueller
Tonia
Harmony
H. W. Cook
Roy Nicholson
Ernest Chadwick
Frank Shatfall
Ed Rick
Alexandria
Henry Tyler
Hiram Taylor
Taylor
Gake
Parkersburg
Warkersburg
Congregational Society
Main Street
P. A. Johnson
Grinnell
David Reinwald
Camp Logan
Houston
R. Fullerton
Minneapolis
Etta Taylor
Des Moines
Russ Lois Labo
Qakdale
Paul Wilson
Rockwell City
Ethel Cone
Linden News Briefs Reflect Local Health and Visits
May Mrs Wilbur is ill at 2174 Lafayette street, Linden. A Komischki has returned home slowly gaining strength after hospital stay. W J Penne notes son Paul arrived at camp life last Monday. Mrs Loran Starratt back from Plainfield and hopes to move soon. Nerder lives on and works at Threadies Farm. Threadies Aid to meet next Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church. Miss Viole Mastellar recovering satisfactorily from operation at Presbyterian hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Wilbur
T. A. Trudgian
Lafayette Street
A. Komischki
W. J. Penne
Paul
Canine
Loran Starratt
Plainfield
Mr. Starratt
Nerder
B. S. Parson Farm
Threadies’ Aid Society
Miss. Viole Mastellar
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Mt Auburn News Roundup Hints at Visits and Events
Mt Auburn notes include W F Call visiting relatives in Neponset and plans to stay with Mrs Muriett Albatt granddaughter. Mrs Bramball spends days in Elfendale Minnesota. Mrs Nate Abels cared for at home by Mrs Wiltsie and Mrs Tnd. Ajonza Dillon among 31 men leaving Vinton for Camp Dodge. The Cairns brothers stage a four tet comedy drama Clouds and Sansiin May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
W. FE. Call
Alle Intads
Murietts Albatt
Bramball
Elfendale
Minn
Charles
Wiltsie
Vinton
Nate Abels
Ajonza Dillion
Vinton Tar Camp Dodge
Cairns Brothers
Sansiin
Gilbertville Notes From May Day Report Various Local Tidbits
Gilbertville notes current events with mentions of the Gartner of St Lucas visiting Mrs Martin Bernardy in town Rev Father Rhoder visiting at the Mike Welbes home and Mrs ed DeGrett making a business trip to Ox Fails. A Dayton hearing remark about a well dressed young woman speaking accompanies further chatter from Dayton and Darton adding a cryptic exchange about a stop location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
St. Lucas
Martin Bernardy
Father Rhoder
Mike Welbes
Ed. DeGrett
Dayton
Darton
Sheene
Barclay May Day Notes and Local Farm News
Local items report May 4 updates from Barclay including farm work such as manure spreading and potato planting. Mentions Lizzie Staebelt and Marty Staebelt visiting Cedar Rapids, Rev Was Neuber and Chotetina, Mrs Mary Beale of Jesup, and Arthur Jad Ordie visits. Archie Shirap named foreman of a government project. Walter Alexander becomes rural mail carrier for Houte No. 2 from Dunkerton. Local prices note twine costs. Historic note recalls John Ortner leaving Freeport for Iowa, with rain on arrival. Farm activity includes soil, sod turning, and prairie land sales at $3 per acre. Kieckner ships hogs. ground preparation for corn under way. equity organization formed in Lester township with prominent farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Georgius
del Gratt
Tex
Quincy Adams
Ayers
Lizzie
Marty Staebelt
Cedar Rapids
Rev
Was, Neuber
Chotetina
Mire
Bateh
Helen
Mary Beale
Jesup
Liggie Amt
Maggie
Arthur
Jad Ordie
Weber
Camp Dodge
France
Archie Shirap
Walter Alexander
Houte No. 2
Dunkerton
Rome
John Ortner
Freeport
Towa
Mississippi
Billy Nesfield JS
Kieckner
American Society of Equity
Lester Township
Bee
Dewar and Rockford Local News Roundup
Dewar residents plan a 69 foot flagpole at a May 21 demonstration and host weekly summer concerts at the band stand. Ground donated for a park, multiple diversions including Red Cross meetings, and a two rib injury from a track incident. In Rockford, officials travel to Grand Forks and Camp Dodge. local residents undergo operations, relocate for jobs, or ship livestock to Chicago. visits from Jay Lorenz of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
May
Mra
Mary Schaffer
WL Snyder
Eagle Center
Alva M. Lilite
Geo. Metcalf
Waterloo
Dunkerton
J. J. Emart
Red Cross Indies
M. Lillig
O. W. Wollett Nex
Art Schuler
Rockford
C. &. Moore
Grand Forks
N. D
S. Bickford
Rochester
Wm. Jaeger
Earl Chapman
Warry Porter
Charles City
Sporty
Camp Dodge
Alex McNally
St. Francis Hospital
Shelton Nawson
GC. E. Ayres
Florida
H. H. Hubbard
Rockford, T
American Express Company
John Keichmeier
Chicago
Jay Lorenz
Jefferson Barracks
Courier Patterns Offer Seamed Design Coupons
Readers are invited to obtain the up to date Courier pattern of accompanying design by mailing the coupon to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Each pattern costs ten cents and includes seams. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Things Theatrical Here At Home
Local theater listings describe acts at Valleville and Majestic venues with aerial barcletts, a dog fight scene, stage comedies, and a feature film My Poor Years in Germany based on James W. Gerard's book. Also billed are Isles of Real Gap play at the Palace Theatre with a gambling plot and American social scenes through Tuesday performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaanleville
Valleville
Wall Kaown
Charles
Madeline Dunbar
Rives
Arnold
Srip
Brady
Mahoney
Vera Sabina
Patho News
the Majestic
Germany
James W. Gerard
Majestic Theatre
America
Germaany
Gerard
Isles of Real
Hon' Tcoreg
Earl of Brinstead
Taylor Wollies
Palace Theatre
George
Marmaduke Ruggles
Effie
Floyd
Ruggles
Uol
Deed and Custody Reassigned to Cousin in Local Tale
A fragmentary item notes a deed, then the man is turned over to her husband's cousin, described as a big hearted westerner with regard for proper clothing, in a MOY PALACE setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iebert
Moy Palace
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Ancillae Society
Heart School Hall
Entre Nous Club
J. H. Riley
Triple Four Club
F. Mosher
Fine Arts
Thiotel Russell-Lamson
Woman's Circle
Jasper Rockwell
Elkiets Meeting
Ellis
George Cousins
Charles Hardin
Walter Bass
Walnut Street
First Brethren
S. 8
B. F. Puterbaugh
High School Farmerettes
New York
New York State Farm Commission
Earle BE. Baker
Rose Hill
Cemeter Greene
Lamberson
Fler
Lela
Lucile
Fred Lumberson
Albertlea
John Anderson
Mary Hornstra
Avon
Marble Rock
Wilson
Hochester
Mayo Hospital
Mather
al Winterburn
Charles Smith
Blumer
Linden News
Pathe News
Marshall Canning Company
Marshalltown
Marthi
Majestic Plaza
Vera Sabina Panos
Oneor
Vwarmony
Mae Marsh
Crystal
John
Barrymore
Barrymore Raffles
Ayatend
Raffles
Harold Lloyd In “the
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Gerard’s
Eagun Hae Pia Ok Tames W. Gerard
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