Wedding Bells Ring for Beightol and Fredericksburg Groom
Society news item details the Beightol family wedding at the bride’s home on 646 Riehl Street with Rev C. E. Luce officiating, attendants, a reception, and post ceremony plans. It also notes the Longley wedding in Evanston and church-affiliated receptions, plus club events and upcoming society notices in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Beightol
Maballe J. Beightol
A. Beightol
Johnson
Fredericksburg
Riehl Street
C. E. Luce
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Bass Verce le
Waterloo
Fina
Kern Street
Frank Coal Company
William, Gallowes Company
W. C. Beightol
Helen
Fort Dodge
Claude Peterson
Lucile
Webster City
Harry Dee- Franca
Veree
C. F. Parrill
Mary Romsdal
Robert Colwell
A. M. Regal
Charles Aly
Huil « Bentroth
Martha Bentroth
William Bentroth
Max Hall
Bert Hall
Vinton
Sumner Street
Wiliam Mueller
Lutheran Church
Cedar Falls
Anna Bentrath
Ernest Mohling
Denver
Eleanor Jensen
Church News Highlights Picnics and Honors
Soul Winners class gathers at First Evangelical church for a picnic supper Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Mrs Victor Reilhoeter chairs the program. First Presbyterian Lydia society plans a Byrnes park picnic at 6 p.m. Tuesday as year end. East Park Women's guild meets at Mrs Nis! Gran's home tomorrow afternoon with all congregation women welcome. Thirteen graduates from West and Orange high schools, now Members of First Brethren church, will be honored at a reception this evening with Dr and Mrs Beachler present. Music by Marjorie Corey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Victor Reilhoeter
First Presbyterian Lydia Society
Byrnes Park
East Park Women's Guild
Nis
Gran
West and Orange
First
Brethren Church
Beachler
Marjorie Corey
Reading
Geraldine Judd
Walter Brubaker
Lynn Thompson
Hudson
Dr. Beachler
Max _ Noah
Dorothy Berthh
Bernita Green
East High Annual In Toqued Today
Fast high’s annual publication Orange and Black was released by the staff today in green and gold. Designed by junior Robert Will, the book features four sections athletics organizations classes and year in review with staff dedication to Miss Mary Walters. The athletic section highlights top players and captains including Hulett Tollefson Nemmers and Blitsch, with group pictures and brief histories. A final pictorial piece The Trails End closes the volume, a clean art book without ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast High
Robert Will
Mary Walters
Ccless
Ednoration
Waterloo
George Loveaul
James Wood
Art
Leonard Gunstead
Merrill Knott
Christie Tollefson
Dorothy Mu
Harry Hulett
Sherman Tollefson
Ray Nemmers
East High
Kenneth Blitsch
Delano Ray
Stanley Gruhn
Dewitt Spensiey
Vivian Bennett
Steady Population Rise Shown in Waterloo Migration
Waterloo reports ongoing growth with ten new homes and four families leaving in the past week. Thirty seven families moved within the city. New residents include Mrs Hioge Potter, George R Betts, Howard Kildon, G A Nachtler, A Dillon, C W Raymond, J H Thompson, Benj F Waterfield, E Vaughn, and F Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hioge Potter
Utica
George R. Betts
Reber
Howard Kildon
Berth
G. A. Nachtler
Moir
A. Dillon
Fourth West
C. W. Raymond
Vine
H. Thompson
Ulberry
Benj. F. Waterfield
BaldtmgTs
Vaughn
Hawthorne
F. Murphy
Park Avenue East
Rotarians honor A A men at luncheon with veterans and scouts
Rotarians hosted members of Robert Anderson post G A R and Boy Scout buglers who played reveille first call to colors and other songs. Commander Wheat of the post thanked the club for the honor and urged support for veterans as Rotary attendees heard about duty faith and citizenship. A group then left for ceremonies in Oclwein for a charter presentation by Paul Rankin district governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Pos
G. A. KR
Snd
Boy Scout
Rotary Club
Swisher
Republic
Lincoln
Wheat
A. H. Wheat
Robert Anderson Post
C. A. Morris
Oclwein
Paul Rankin
J. F. Howard
B. Sebring
Court of Honor
R. O. Bixby
iGray
Rotary
Inventor Charged After Dying Man Shot in Schenectady
Chicago radio report details Emerson Dunlap a Schenectady inventor backed by General Electric tied to an electric transmission project. Dunlap was dying from wounds suffered last night when friend George Fisher shot him. Fisher also had knife wounds and is being treated. Police note Dunlap had demanded money before the incident amid intoxicated dispute, and Fisher’s motives remain under investigation. Local Boy Scouts program at Schenectady camp is described in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fee Linit Cernas
Fisher
Schenectady Boy Scouts of America
Concert Broadcast Schedule and Radio Echoes at Mary Anderson
Central standard time listings show a May 29 concert series by the Mary Anderson theatre orchestra directed by Ollie Jones with Roy C. Parks on the theatre organ and soloists Lela Gunterman Myer Green A. A. Brooks and Mary Brain. A Radio Fan column invites readers to write Karl C. von Lackum with reception questions and problem reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Journal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Central Standard
Mary Anderson Theatre Orchestra
Ollie Jones
Police Bulletin
Roy C. Parks
Bialte Theatre
Lela Gunterman
Grace Deppe
Myer Green
George Blusinky
A. A. Brooks
Margaret Genung
Mary Brain
Ole Jones
Ida Asbury Webbe
Barnhall
Freshmen Consider Agriculture Course After Oat Field Incident
West high freshmen weigh joining an agriculture study next fall after a near disruption scene. They eyed a large sunlit, green field for a baseball game but were ordered off by the farmer who owns the oat field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Poppy Sale Proceeds Reach 570 Dollars for Legion Auxiliary
The auxiliary of the American Legion reports a Memorial Day fundraiser raised 570 dollars from selling five thousand poppies. Mrs. Charles Glockner, president, notes many more blossoms could have sold if sales extended to nightfall. The funds support veteran memorial efforts.
Dispute Settled Over Williams Will Case
Settlement reached in the estate of Elizabeth Willantis widow of H Williams. Lena Howell filed a claim for services and will receive 1500 dollars. she also gains 1000 dollar bequest and continued use of the homestead. A prior contest by a grand niece has been dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Willantis
H. &. Williams
Lena Howell
Howell
Exceeding Speed Limit Hits Purse
Four young drivers under 21 were fined for excess speed, totaling 62 dollars with costs, plus a reckless driver jailed 30 days. Fred Kemp 32 mph 12 dollars, Oscar Hamminger 37 mph 16 dollars, H F Templeton 45 mph 16 dollars, Earl Bittinger 42 mph 12 dollars. A druggist’s speeding charge was dismissed as he rushed medicine to a hospital. Charles Nelson convicted of driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kemp
Oscar Hamminger
H. F. ‘Templeton
Earl Bittinger
Charles Nelson
Guilty on Assault Charge Pays Fine and Costs
Patrick Bollerd was found guilty of assault and battery in municipal court before Judge John W. Gwynne and ordered to pay a $15 fine plus costs. Isadore Williams, brought from Dubuque on assault with intent to rob, pleaded not guilty and trial was set for Thursday after failing to post a $1,600 bail, remaining in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bollerd
H. R. Heppner
John W. Gwynne
Isadore Williams
Dubuque
White Rose on Crabapple Tree in Sherwood Park
A large white rose blooms on a branch about halfway up a crabapple tree owned by Mrs. F. G. Rath in Sherwood Park. Motorists paused yesterday to view the unusual plant as the tree, laden with pink blossoms, bears its first fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Rath
Sherwood Park
Release Jury After Odd Court Situation
An unusual court moment arose in Judge G W Wood division as jurors were seated in Smith versus the town of Hudson. Plaintiffs counsel Harry M Reed began opening only to reveal he represented two separate cases, prompting a motion to dismiss without prejudice and the jury’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
District Court
Smith
Hudson
Harriet Smith
W. J. Smith
Harry M. Reed
Mr. Reed
B. F. Swisher
Elijah Oratorio Backed By First M. E. Choir Tonight
Elijah, an oratorio by Mendelssohn, will be sung by the First M. E. choir and prominent local soloists at the church auditorium this evening. Albert Scholin directs and George W. Samson Jr. is organist. CONTINUE FLIGHT EAST Kansas City, May 28 Licuts. J A MacReady and Oakley G Kelly left for Scott Field in their T-2 monoplane from Belleville, Illinois, at 10 25 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Mendelssohn
First
M. E. Choir
Albert Scholin
George W. Samson, Jr
Iowa State Teachers College
Kansas City
J. A. MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
Scott Field
Belleville
Oriental Rugs at Hallekfelt Furniture O
M Mogradian presents a grand display of Oriental rugs at Hallekfelt Furniture Co. for a few days only. The entire stack is reduced near the closing season. Inspect the collection.
Local court fines set for disorderly conduct cases
One man jailed for 30 days at hard labor in lieu of a 100 dollar fine he could not pay. Two pisin drunks forfeited 25 dollars each posted for release after sobering up in jail yesterday. Harry Carlyon and Clara Smith forfeited 16 dollar bonds each after being booked for disorderly conduct Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carlyon
Clara Smith
Illinois Bonus Bond Issue Sells Quickly
Illinois sold soldiers bonus bonds on the first day quickly, with a block of 10,000 bonds offered and 7.09 million of the 55 million issue sold in two hours at 4 1/2 percent interest. The same syndicate will offer seven million dollars in Illinois state highway 4 percent bonds. UNION'S FETE TONIGHT hosted by Central Labor Union delegates for local unions and families at Haglehali with speaking, dancing, cards, and a buffet lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois
Central Labor Union
Haglehali
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Los Angeles
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Entra Nous Club
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Ceder Falls
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Riceville
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