Anniversary reception for Demmel wedding pair in Waterloo
Formal reception marks the Demmel fifth wedding anniversary at 724 West Child Avenue. Friends and family offered congratulations and gifts of silver and gold as the couple, Jacob and Mary Demmel, reflect on their long life together, their 1874 marriage, and years in Waterloo. Local details trace their early days, work in the meat market, and emigration from Lorraine and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Demuel
Child Avenue West
Black
Carpaiha
Harold Bankson
Idwa State Ollege
Ames
Deninel Navethres Andren
A.J. Mes
A. C
Jacob Demmel
Marybel
We Javier
August Ebel
S. P
Wilhelm Buering
Jefferson Treet
Ha Yedding
Charles Denmel
Pith
Commersal
Commercial
Cinmel Bros
Hey
Jeffersm
Third Avenue West
Demmiel
Charles
Jacob
Demmel
France
Aisit
Paris
Tle
Waterloo
Pittsargh
Freeport
Chicago
Ebel
Mary
Demme
Reding and Johnson to Marry on June 27 in Des Moines
Waterloo readers learn Lucile E Reding and Robert E Johnson plan a June 27 wedding in Des Moines. Reding, a Cedar Falls music instructor, is described with Drake University study and Daniosch Institute training, while Johnson is listed as Waterloo born, with ties to Park Avenue West. The piece notes summer brides and connections to Iowa State Teachers College faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lois Gene Gillam
Edna Morgenthaler
W. H. Ley
Franklin Street
Cedar Falls
Lucile B. Reding
Marie Guyer
Iowa State Teachers College
Park Avenue West
8. B. Reding
Twenty-second Street
Des Moines
Drake University
Daniosch Institute of Musical Art
New York City
T Uhe
Guyer
James Wood
Tulsa
Okla
Enrollment Requires Second Camping Party
More girls have registered for the Girl Reserve camp at Cedar Falls and a second camp may be built June 28 25 if enough transfers occur. Miss Marie Watters W C A secretary notes two camps suit better than one large enrollment. Registrations stood at 110 this morning with many intent to enroll. Girls willing to attend the second camp should contact Miss Watters promptly. A pupil concert by Miss Mary A Kildee's group will be held at Our Lady of Victory auditorium Tuesday at 8 p.m. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iveryview Park
Cedar Falls
Marie Watters
W.C. A
Mary A. Kildee
Our Lady of Victory
Elk Run
Schuneman
East Drug
LaFayette School
Lucile McQuilkin
Junior Auxiliary Elects Chairman at Spring Party
The Junior Auxiliary of the Fine Arts department at Waterloo Woman's Club elected Miss Alice Rodamar as chairman for a fourth year. Vice chairman is Miss Cora Man Busby, secretary Miss Olivia Endertein, and treasurer Miss Hortense Morgan. Thirty seats were set for the spring luncheon at Black's with floral centerpieces, and Miss Dorothy Kline performed two piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman’s Claly
Alice Rodamar
Black
Cora Man Busby
Olivia Endertein
Hortense Morgan
Dorothy Kline
Milo Miller
Family Reunion Held Sunday at Potter Residence
A large family gathering Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Potter home brought together five sisters two brothers and about 25 relatives. Guests included Mrs. Potter’s brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Neumann Pasco Washington and siblings from Waterloo Cedar Rapids Gunkerton and Cedar Rapids. Dinner was served at six with pink and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Potter
Sacred Heart High Class Play Set for May 27
Sacred Heart seniors present a three act farce Uncle's Millions at the school hall on Wednesday evening May 27. Rehearsals have run two weeks with cast including Mark Strubel Frank McGarvey Lucile Duity Loretta Welsh Mary Burns Norbert Rawlings Thomas Cough kin and Pim Murphy. W. W. A. Waterloo review to host a card party in Moosehall Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
Uast
Mark Strubel
Frank MicGarvey
Lucile Duity
Loretta Welsh
Mary Burns
Norbert Rawlings
Thomas Coughkin
Pim Murphy
Side Talks on Joy and Fear of the Future
A reflective monologue discusses bicycle rides through a beautiful Berida road, contrasting downhills and uphills with a desire to enjoy life now. The speaker warns against letting future worries spoil present pleasure, citing a New England conscience and an old Latin proverb to urge living in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Breakfast for Westminster Bible Class Guests at Sherwood Park
Sixteen members from two Westminster Presbyterian Bible School classes visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Howrey at their Sherwood Park cottage for Sunday morning breakfast. Dr. H. B. Rohlf urged physicians to teach divine love alongside bodily care, comparing biblical miracles to modern medicine and highlighting inspiration in healing and discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Bible School
W.H. Howrey
Sherwood Park
Mr. Howrey
Hilwin Gray
Algo Wis
HB. L. Rohlf
Christ
I F W C Biennial to Open Tomorrow in Des Moines
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs schedules its sixteenth biennial convention in Des Moines with more than 1,500 delegates. Speakers include Mrs. L A Miller Edith McClure Patterson Bruce Bliven Dr W J McPherson Madama Pierre Ponafidine and Dr Benjamin F Shambaugh. All sessions take place at Hoyt Sherman Place with numerous social events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
L. A. Miller
Colorado
Edith McClure Patterson
American Home Department
Bruce Bliven
New York Globe
Atlantic Monthly
Century
New Republic
W. J. McPherson
Madama Pierre Ponafidine
Benjamin F. Shambaugh
State Historical Society
Hoyt -Sherman Place
Missionary Officer to Address Brethren Women Meeting
Mrs. G. J. Rank of Fairfield Indiana and national patroness of the Sisterhood of Mary and Martha will speak to First Brethren church women at 2 p m Tuesday in the church parlors. Girls of the sisterhood will attend at 4 15 p m to hear her talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Rank
Fairfield
the Missionary Society
Sisterhood of Mary and Martha
First Brethren Church
Sisterhood
Ronk
Slimming and shapewear myths for summer fashions
A column on fashion asks women to slim down for skimpy summer dresses and suggests waistcuts, combinations corsetbrasieres, and altered bust measurements. It notes ideal busts shrinking from 36 to 34 or 33, and mentions using olive or almond oil cream recipes and at home remedies.
Independence DAR to Host Flag Day Picnic at Cedar Heights
A hostess invites reservations for a luncheon tomorrow with Mrs. J. O. Gnagy Cedar Heights. Independence D A R Penelope Van Princess chapter plans a Cedar Heights flag day picnic with Mrs. C. E. Ransier named. The chapter will award two rewards to top school record holders from fifth grade upward for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Gnagy
Cedar Heights
Independence D. A. R
Penelope van Princess
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. E. Ransier
Independence DA. KR
Church Events Roundup at Local Homes
Daughters of Plymouth hold an all day session Wednesday at Mrs GC M Glemens home with a picnic luncheon at noon. Women of First Presbyterian plan Kensington gathering at Mrs H A Boys residence Wednesday afternoon. car owners asked to meet at the church at 2 20 PM to provide transportation for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Plymouth
GC. M. Glemens
First. Presbyterian Church
Kensington
H. A. Boys
Club Notes Announces Meeting Rescheduled
Club members will meet with Mrs. H. Af Kober on Wednesday afternoon instead of Tuesday. The change sets the gathering for a midweek session under the guidance of the club director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Af Kober
County Baptists to Discuss Sunday School Problems
County Baptists from Cedar Falls Dunkerton and Waterloo meet at Walnut Street Baptist Church to discuss Sunday school methods and administration under the theme vacation church schools. Rev. W C Deer Cedar Falls will speak on Echoes from Iowa State Sunday School Convention with supper at 6 30 and public session at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Dunkerton
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fidelis
W. C. Deer
First Baptist Church
Iowa
J. S. Schroeder
Burton Avenue
Mr. Deer
R. N. MacDonald
R. E. Williamson
Gladys Resor
J. A.armstrong
J. C. Lasser
Deer
City in brief and local notes from Waterloo region
Entries report ad items for optical services and local businesses, a Florida visit return, medical procedures at St Francis hospital, and various local residents visiting or traveling. Notes on county saving certificates, a Smith-Lichty-Hillman company dinner, a returning draftee enlisting in Colorado, gallstone surgery recovery, Texas heat reports, and multiple social visits. More items include a divorce ruling in Monroe, a east district board meeting, new Chicago accountants hire, and a forthcoming Boy Scout court of honor in Waterloo with local scouts seeking merit badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hagen
Indiana Avenue
Casebeer Heights
Smith-Lichty-Hillman Company
Mack
Walter Page
Wyington
D. C
Fort Logan
Cols
Clifford Marlow
St. Francis Hospital
R. W. Crawford
Texas
Arkansas
Houston
Tex
B. M. Joles
Cushing
Minn
Charles L
R. W. Toles
Sam Collins
Chicago
Catherine
Francis
Eldred
Minerva Wilson
Presbyterian Hospital
W. O. Stift
Monroe
Board of Education of
East District
W. Kline
Ben Naven
Waterloo
Frazer & Torbete
Certified Public Accountants
Daily Crossword Puzzle Movize gtk Lick 47 Une avho bin- 4
Puzzle fragment dense with grid clues and stray phrases. Reads like a garbled OCR of a daily crossword list with numbers, partial names, and scattered hints across various categories.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solution Clues Guide
A puzzle feature explains solving steps for a junior cross word. It lists running across clues including the world bearing god and others, and running down clues such as a contract and a body of salt water. The page provides generic hints and example word placement rules.
Chart Rand Archbishop Transfer Shifts Catholic Leadership
Rome May 18 Bishop Chartrand Indianapolis has been removed archbishop of Cincinnati Ohio. Bishop MarNichol currently bishop of Duluth Minnesota is transferred to the bishopric of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartrand
Rome
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
MarNichol
Auinth
Minn
Indian
Lapolis
Waterloo Ministers Picnic Set for June in Waterloo
The Waterloo Ministerial Association will close spring activities with a picnic on Monday June 1 inviting all county clergy and their families. The venue will be Cedar Heights or Rotary Reserve. Dr Warry Farmer of New York spoke on the American Mission to Lepers at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Ministerial Association
M.C
Cedar Heights
Rotary Reserve
Warry Farmer
New York
American Mission To
Eagle Center Wins 4-3 Over Mount Auburn In Sunday Clash
Eagle Center beats Mount Auburn 4 to 3 Sunday afternoon. Schaefer began on the mound for Eagle Center, followed by Schmitz. Pierce did the catching. Eagle Center recorded five hits and four errors while Mount Auburn managed three hits and six chances. Paul Davis of Waterloo, nine, will play at Eagle Center next Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Mount Auburn
Schaefer
Schmitz
Pierce
Muffer
Paul Davis
Waterloo
Fire sparks damage Miss Godferty home on Eleventh Street
Fire alarms sounded after sparks on a roof at 730 Eleventh Street West at dawn caused unspecified damage before the department arrived. Firemen reported one alarm occasioned by ragged stove pipe causing a smudge on a nearby residence at 2823 Franklin Street owned by TE Farnsworth. damage described as slight.
Dean Curtiss to Speak at Orange Picnic on May 29
Charles B Curtiss dean of agriculture at Iowa State College will deliver the principal address at the Orange consolidated school annual picnic Friday May 29 the last day of the present school year. Curtiss will speak at 11 am and a noon picnic dinner will follow. Parents and others are invited to attend for a day of games and activities with an intervening message of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Curtiss
Iowa State College
Orange Consolidated
Dean Curtiss
Carroll Returned to Waterloo Jail After Bootlegging Arrest
James Carroll returns to Waterloo after nearly a year, arrested by Detective P. I. Walker following a raid on June 18, 1924, when police found liquor at Carroll's Place and issued a warrant. Carroll had previously disappeared before this arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carroll
Waterloo
Carroll
P. I. Walker
H A Maine Secures OtTumwa Building Contract
H A Maine, a general contracting company, wins the contract to build a large addition for the John Morrell Packing plant in Ottumwa. The project is slated to cost about 150000 dollars and will start soon, according to H A Malue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Maine Company
General Contractors
John Morrell Packing Company
OtTumwa
H. A. Malue
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns Advertisement
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, send to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Lucile E. Reding
Robert E. Johnson
Potter
Sacred Heart
W. WW. A
Waterloo Review
Moosehall
Berida
Paradise
Margaret Noonan
Jessie Gable
Lucile Cutler
Irene Tisdale
3Roskowski
Saint-Saens
Liszt
Svendson
Massenet
Chopin
Grieg
Dubuque
F.C. Liffring
Frederick
John Tate Liffring
Presidents| Council of the
John Tate
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial ‘Hall
Ethel Snodgrass
Alice Stewart
H. E. Mel Cowen
Glen Saul
J. J. Iblings
Wiliam Iblings
Leila Pierce
George McCowen
Dorothy Iblings
Bayard
Henry Iblings
JH. E. McCowen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Waterloo Camp
East
Elklets
Z. J. Landgrat
C. W. Banton
E.L
Sciil Smart
Church News
County Baptists
West End 4Th St
Buchanan
J. M. Kentzelman
Florida
Helen Burgess
John Furbush
Walker
Paul Bailey
Tal Lake Okoboji
James Ackey
G. A. Blunt
Matt Fairing
Charles Hocks
Fred Turner
Mathers
Samilton
Robert Votteler
Henry Miller
Fenton
George Hausman
J. B. Becker
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Municipal Court Room
G. W. Wood
Waterloo Scouts
Daily Cross
Movize
Cal Company
New Mexico
Asia
Lowe
Jer
Piritmaitif
Elbi Eib
Metiry Ak
Daiavete
Ewmain
Aitie
Waly
Isie
Saturdays Pulzle
Barry
Herman
Miller
Orange
H. A. Carroll
H. A. Maine
Cy Osi
Matera
City and
Japan
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