Birthday reunion honors Mrs Emily Vaughan in Waterloo
Ninety candles lit a birthday cake as Mrs Emily Vaughan hosted a family reunion at 703 Park Street West Waterloo. Rev R E Williamson led prayer at a 1:30 p.m. dinner with many relatives attending from Iowa Minnesota California and Kansas City. The event, yearly for Mrs Vaughan, marked a long life spent in Black Hawk County with many flowers telegrams and letters received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily P. Vaughan
Park. Street
RE. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Maud
Arthur
Orchard
Alice
J. R.vaughan
Waterted
Vaughan
Donald
Ruth
Osage
G. Vaughan
Montivideo
Minn
James Loonan
Iowa
Black Hawkt County
Double Wedding Service Read at Brown Church
A double wedding ceremony was held yesterday at The Sido Brown Church in Nashuyt Jr. The couples are Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Dulin with Je J. Hard and Mrs. Manda Hough with Fred Richardson. The service was conducted by Rev. G. WaW, pastor. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Massner. A dinner to honor the couples followed. State organization members will be guests. the newlyweds will live at Lichty Apartments and 348 Cutter Street respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sido Brown
Ihe Vale
Nashuyt, Jr
Ethel Dulin
Mitisners
Je J. Hard
Manda Hough
Bais- Nor Glove
Fred Richardson
Wao
PL & M
Ray. G. Waw
Anna
Mia
L. C. Massner
Nera
Black
Povd
Lichty Apartments
Sue- Amare Aircel
Richardson
Cutter Street
Cedar Heights
F. A. Lauri
Cedarfeights
A. J. Eychancer
Cedar Ieights
Traer
Buckingham Cemetery
Iowa
Nimler
Cedar
Jara Belle
Laura Belle Lee
Seroud Street
Hiness
Pheumonia
Clinton County
Roy
Claude
Guy Lee
Morley Haynes
Waterloo
James Sinden
B. &. Loper
Clyde
Cedar Falls
Charles
Waverly
John
Center Point
Wedding Read for Miss Gladys Wells and J E Van Niman
The wedding service occurred yesterday at 3:30 pm in the office of a pastor for Miss Gladys Wells and John Edgar Van Niman. Attendants were Miss Carroll Ransom and Carlton Wayner. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tim Wells of 612 12th Street West, will reside with Mr and Mrs Van Niman in Waterloo. Auxiliary officers of the Travelers East council will meet to discuss plans for a supreme council organization. Representatives from councils are invited to attend the state Travelers meeting June 3 to 8. The local auxiliary is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Young
Gladys Wells
John Edgar van Niman
Caroll Ransom
Carlton “Wayner
Tim Wells
Mrs.Vanan
I Yaterloo
Ater
Norrow
Black
Tearnam
Supreme Council of Auxiliaries
Ravelers
J. P. Jepsen
Hernia
H. Paulger
John
Atlantz
Gre
Dames
Kemp
Seventh Street West
Codne Falls
Teavine
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Atianyger
Andrew “Iverson
Waterloo
Sartori Hospital
August Miller
Peoria
Clem C. Seerley
Matgers
Phyllis
Bozeman
Mont
Str
Sales
Claude Ry Culley
Fomer
Robert
le Mars
Tal
St. and Nes
Athertor el Clark
James Ter
Elizabeth
Cedar Rapids
H. Seerley
Messrs and
Mmes
J. Jacob Pfeiffur
Oelwein
Gus Prelefer
St. Louiso
Main Street
Bowen 88th Birthday Celebrated in Shell Rock
An 88th birthday celebration for Bryan Bowen was held at his daughter Mrs. Waie McGregor's home in Shell Rock. Four generations attended a three course dinner served at multiple tables, with lilacs and valley mists decor. Bowen's family included Burnett Bowen and others. nine grandchildren and one great grandchild were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byran Bowen
Waie McGregor
Shell Rock
Mr. McGregor
MeGregor
MeGregor, the Other Children of Mr. Bowen, Who W4ere Present Were Burnett Bowen
Bowen
Pierca
Will Simpson
Jamesville
Prospects for Sane Good Roads Program Next Legislature
Prospects for a sane good roads program in the next general assembly appear brighter than in years past. Wat R. Parrott, returning from Des Moines, reports the executive committee favors a substantial bond issue and will not oppose a larger plan if it proves tangible. the group emphasizes progress on educational campaigns and road policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pim Martin
Pang
Goal Roads Associaion
Church Society Meetings Set for Wednesday Events
Deborah society of First Methodist plans a 2 16 meal with hosts Mrs Robert MuHeffey Mrs George Plath Mrs Eudera Keiderling Reaméy and Mrs Majer guild of First Presbyterian will meet Wednesday with hostesses Mrs A French Mrs J Hunt and BR De Ingersail Mrs Herbert Ruby opens tomorrow evening for Women’s Home Missionary society of St Paul M E Church Assistant hostesses Mrs C A Miller and Mrs W O Brandes. The lesson will be led by Mrs Carl Kinsell Officers to be elected. March and April enigmas to be presented by Mrs Stuart Freeman members A to M and Mrs Marl Squier with initials F to Z. Groups to compete against each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society of
First Methodist Church
Robert MuHeffey
George Plath
Eudera ‘Keiderling
Reaméy
Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Ateateshes
Aj Hunt
BR de Ingersail
Herbert
Ruby
Woman's Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. EB. Churchs
C.A. Miller
Brandes
Carl Kinsell
Stuart Freeman
Marl Squier
Club Notes and Entre Nous Meeting Postponed
Club Notes: D B i Sridge club will meet Wednesday afternoon in the bore of Mrs. Wil Mitchell. Entre Nous club has postponed its meeting for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. i Sridge Club
Wil, Mitchell
Nous
Beauty tips for facial care and wrinkle prevention
The article outlines several facial massage techniques to reduce mouth wrinkles, including pushing skin upward with finger strokes and using thumbs as pivots under the chin. It also mentions lip-tapping exercises, applying creams, and alternating masks with days, plus cold compresses and a lemon rub. It references henna for coloring and treatment ideas from department-store guides.
Waterlo o in Brief local notices and events
Local brief notices report visits, lawsuits, and happenings in Waterloo. Mrs. M Wall of Minneapolis visits her parents, Bertha Kress in Olive Mitchell files for divorce from William Mitchell, bank liquidating agent ALM Brightney injured by car, Mrs Morice Venm traveling to Cat Hark Ment and Glacier trips, bunkhouse addition at Camp Ingawanis, a divorce case heard, Catherine King’s will probate, Lodges members depart for Davenport convocation, and Baptist conference travel to Washington D C with Rev Shashad and Ira Deas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Ressinois
Clarksville
H.W. Kress
Miler Street
Olive Mitchell
M William Mitchell
Waterloo
F. J. Bightney
Ilank National Bank
Aru
Morice Venm
Cat Hark
S. Z. “Migner
Mabel Dean
Samuel FB. King
Catherine Kine
Andrew
Francis Hasbrouck
Ernad Knight
Moo Comeil No
Ton
Witschts of
Colworbits
William K. Beech
Er. Econ
Taveral
Davenport
Glown AL
Waterloo Population Estimated At 26,900 In 1928
Waterloo's population as of July 1, 1928 is estimated at 26,900 by the census bureau in Washington. The federal estimate assumes the same growth rate since the 1920 federal census. Davenport is the only city where the 1925 state census is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Census Bureau
Washington
Styenth Ia
Bureau
Colorado Springs
Pensacola
Davenport
Brockton
Mass
Haverhill
New Bedford
Hoboken
Auburn
Newport
Superior
Wig
Los Angeles
Bridgeport
Conn
Waterbury
Cont
Atlantic
Elizabeth
N. 4
Akras
Oklahoma City
Portland
Gre
Eria
Houston
Wichita Falls
Pex
Seattle
New York
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Des Moines
Manchester Band Concert Dance Planned for May 26
Manchester merchants sponsor a Wednesday night band concert on May 26 led by Fr. Di Testa uniting three bands the consolidated band the 3 andestoy girls band and the School band. The program features marches polkas waltzes and overtures with a free pavement dine after the concert for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Di‘Tella
Reail Merchants
di Testa
Andestoy
American Legion
S. Rocortte
Widow
Franaz Cenar
Dr. B
Esin Ll. Deppen
Polk
Sylvia
Jury Trial Delayed by Illness Hits Court Schedule
A Friday district court session was disrupted by the illness of a judge's family member delaying a jury trial. Two auto collision victims from Cedar Falls and a new personal money case from Cedar Balls sparked hearings. The city faces a $4500 damages claim for injuries and vehicle damages as divorce proceedings unfold for Maria Pm against Myra Tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engris
Rochester
Minn
Tiny Sycamore
Unies
Tiayt
Reoes
Nasheen
Inma Klivbenstein
Craudy Center
J. TF
Main
Dey Run Dridge
Cedar
Action Lin
Maria Pm
Myra Tee
Brotherhood Sermon at C O F Memorial Lodge No 716
Rev William Hardcastle of Waterloo lodge 716 and Rev My Hardcastle spoke at Plymouth Congregational Church about Jesus greatest teacher who preached fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man. He described Odd Fellowship as founded on friendship love and truth with a covenant to visit the sick relieve distress and educate orphans, noting 65 homes for aged and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
William Hard
Castle
Waterloo Lodge
Black Hawk Judge
Fempla Rebekah
Sunshine Rebekah
1. C
Plymouth Congregational Church
My Hardcastle
Earth
Odd Fellowship
God
Wheeler to Speak in Waterloo On Railroad Crossing Safety
George A. Wheeler of the Illinois Central, an active locomotive engineer, will give three talks in Waterloo on railroad crossing safety as part of a nationwide campaign sponsored by the American Railway Association from June through September. He emphasizes that safety rests with both railways and the public to reduce crossing accidents and fatalities. Wheeler previously spoke to St. John's pupils and will address crowds at the Plaza Theatre and Strand Theater this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wheeler
Waterloo
Illinois Central
United States
American Railway Association
Wheeler
St. John's School
Plaza Theatre
Strand
Permits Issued for New House and Garage Remodeling
Building permits approved for a residence at 1114 Wester Avenue with a $3,300 cost and a garage remodeling at Franklin and Fourth Streets valued at $5,000. Commissioner Charles Wasson granted the permits to J. D. Overill and the Overland-Waterloo company, with contractor John G. Miller already starting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Avenue
Charles Wasson
J. D. Overill
Overland-Waterloo Company
Franklin and
Fourth Streets
John G. Miller
Louis Eickelberg Faces Minor Charge
Louis Eickelberg, representing East Fifth Street Hardware, was arrested and charged with purchasing secondhand property and failing to report it to police. He posted bond and faces court on a June date. Courtner confessed to stealing four micrometers from Nauman Company two weeks earlier, was fined for intoxication, and two other micro components were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Courtner
Barclay
Lr B. Eickelberg
East Fifth Street
Fifth Street East
Bickelberg
Courtner
Nauman Company
Cellar Street
Park Avenue
Poliee
Contested Sheriff Race Highlighting Floyd County Primaries
In Floyd County the sheriff’s race features seven candidates including incumbents and challengers such as SOT Cutler Derek Nee Springs Glen Cobwelitwen and Karl Pyle. Four county offices are uncontested while clerk of courts auditor and treasurer are open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicwmbant
Sot
Cutler
Derek
Nee
Glen CC
Pep Mulltrky
Karl
Pyle
Po AL Sadler
Colwelle
Delia
Cenie Son
Brookins
Wingfield
Rockford
Grover l. Calvin
Rorkfort
Frank Graham
Graham
Charlee Ci
Cedar Falls Newsroom Contact Details Listed
George I Wittle, Cedar Falls resident and news representative for the Evening Courier and Daily Reporter, operates from 11 West Fourth Street. Telephone numbers and office hours are listed as part of the local news service in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George i
Cedar Falls
Nia Witterlog Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Toilo
Alumni Visit Adds Notables To Cedar Falls Jubilee
Cedar Falls hosts a Teachers College jubilee with notable alumni including writer Bess Streeter Aldrich and Carlton C. Magee arriving for the semi centennial celebration. Dr. Lindsey Robison and family arrive as distance alumni guests, while local ceremonies include a baccalaureate sermon, commencement, and a campanile dedication on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Bess
Aldrich
Storty
Carlton c. Magee
New Mexico
Callegé
Black Hawk
Colleg
Lindsey Tr) Robinson
New York City
Gedar
James
Ermil Be Frye
Tish
Elijal
High School
Oscar O. Bherrstrom
Eunice L. Bous
Edwin B
Ha Marie Pearl Hocke
Kemper Huber
Elizabeth Burney Schmidt
Palmer to Address Scottish Rite Club and Ladies Tonight
About 106 members and their partners will attend the Scottish Rite Club of Waterloo annual ladies night at Black's tearoom this evening. Dinner is at 3:00 p.m. followed by addresses music and dancing. Dr B J Palmer head of the Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport and frequent radio speaker.
Principal Ad Dress Speaker at Iowa Falls Event
Dr. Howard H. Ruge, principal speaker, and the Episcopal church dean will visit Iowa Falls as part of a community program. The town will host a guest speaker who will address local residents and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Ruge
Iowa Falls
Episcopal Church In
Town
Court sentence trayed in case of Charles Trice
Charles Trice, colored, convicted in district court for liquor nuisance, saw sentence deferred from last Monday to today but could not learn his fate due to the absence of Fudge H. Boies. A new date for sentence will be set upon Judge Boles upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trice
Fudge H. Boies
Boles
Iowans to Address YMCA Town and Country Conference
Des Moines reports that Congressman L J Dickinson of Iowa and John Y Wallace of Wallace Publishing will speak at the YMCA Town and Country Conference for Young Men's Christian Association at Lake Geneva Wisconsin July 01. State Y M C A headquarters say 10 states with 31 local units will send delegates to discuss work for boys and young men in the central district. H R Ryall Iowa town and country worker based in Ames will lead Iowa delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des’ Moines
L. J. Dickinson
al- Rona
John Y. Wallace
Wallace Publishing Company
Des Mines
Young Aten
Lake Geneva
Wis
State Y. M. G. A
H.R. Ryall
Iowa
Amies
Hair Loss and Dandruff Cure Ad in Old Time Paper
An advertisement claims dandruff causes feverish scalp irritation and hair loss, urging readers to rub a 36 cent bottle of Dandering into the scalp. It promises hair stop and scalp cleanliness after a few applications, with a drug store purchase near you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
Kotex sanitary pads promise worry free wear
An advert extols Kotex sanitary pads as five times more absorbent than ordinary cotton pads and free wear for social or business events. It boasts no laundry, no embarrassment, and easy disposal, claiming lasting peace of mind any time, any day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
Waterlo o Patterns for Courier Designs
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying designs send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders fill as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jumper and Two Piece Dress Featured in 1928 Pattern Book
The Vope lar style dress offers velveteen and jersey options with four sizes 14 16 18 20. The pattern calls for specific yardage for main fabric and contrasting material for ties and collar facings. Address and payment details for the pattern book are requested.
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Alfard
Jobh Fiske PD
AL Pictic
St. Paul's M. E
ioNatural Muse
Club Plente
C.J. Ni ‘i St. Joep
Sigma Chidante
Clds
Scottish Rite
Fante— Istuck's
Earoom
Hestay
Cop U
Willard Tull
Waterlay Ry SN
VyQuen Sisters
Cluck's
Bayllist Choreal
Waterlag
N. Chioip
Watterloo
Bal
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Memorial Hall
Brown Church
Durty
Fast High School
Maude Werner
J. E. Welch
Lafayette Park
C. E. Nichols
Frank Miller
McGregor
George
Merguson
Love Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenters’ Hall
J. E. van Niman
Lew. Rosenthal
Sabeter Margaret
Ane
Coope Clearfield
Cooper
Anite
Marie Bora
Karapp
Ing
Tiele ‘Heinzer
Isten
Mr. Bowen
Se Country Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Weiheld
Church News
Beauty
KENT
Jerse
Departaent
West ‘End
Ith St.bridge
Buchanan
Ft. A Wall
John T. Rock
Wellington 'Street
Camp Ingawanis
Kelners
Wood
Maria
Sisra Lee
Brotherhood of Man
Louis E. Eickelberg
Sheriff's
Floyd County
Mattison
Baily News
Amone
Bess Streeter
Carlton
Cy Magee
Clarence Letson
Julia A. Nelson
Sole
Nollens
Mary Alice Olney
Eileen Marie Ormedy
Richard Purdy
Dorothy Rice
Wiliam D. Severin
Paul A. Shepard
Philip Lesiia Shutt
Herver Shuts
True
van Orse
Helen B
Wier
Mary
Wiler
Cedar Falls High School
Sormach Cable
Vine Law
Lawrence Kuipp
Olin
Grover
Walter Welloan
John Seliger
Cedar Walls
Aljlen Memorial Hospital
Watprioo
Henry Stakte
jGreene
Stolte
Reene
Smith, LicHry & Hillman CO
Pat Lowing
Toe
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