Quiet wedding binds Dorothy Seales to Alford Lyon
Dorothy Seales and Alford Lyon wed at 5 pm in a small ceremony attended only by relatives. Rev. C. H. Purmort officiated in a setting of yellow and white chrysanthemums. The bride, a Kingsley School teacher, and the groom, a civil engineering student and highway surveyor, plan to live with the bride’s parents at 416 Denver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Leone Seales
Alford A. Lyon
George F. Seales
C. H. Purmort
Setel Russell Lamson
Hranche Fairburn
Cedar Rapids
Cutu Yan Daest
Cedar Falla
Aira
Lyon
Kings-loy School
West High
Northwestern University
Lamda Phi Delta
Charles T. Lyon
Hic
Stewart Mergen Service Read at Sacred Heart
The marriage of Miss Anna Mergen daughter of John Mergen to Kobork Stewart son of Mr and Mrs T Stewart Heinbeck was solemnized at Sacred Heart church by Reverend Molloy at 3 o clock this morning Sister Isabelle played the wedding march and rendered a program during the ceremony The bride wore a blue satin coat dress and a black hat with corsage bouquets butterfly roses and opwenosnia The groom is an electrician who came to Waterloo two years ago The couple will reside at 610 Grant Avenue with the bride a former University Hospital nurse in Iowa City and the groom employed locally A small reception followed at the bride's father's home with 20 persons including the bride's parents and Mrs O B Knaack from Reinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mergen
John Mergen
Kobork Stewart
Mra
T. KR. Stewart
Heinbeck
Shera Hleare Church
Reed
Molloy
Spastor
Isabelle
Ak Orfan
E. L. McGiarvey
Reinbeck
Grant Avenue
University Hospital
Iowa City
Stewart
Waterloo
Birthday party honors Charles Hummel as 92nd year passes
Forty one relatives gathered at 715 Mullan avenue yesterday to celebrate the fifty second birthday of Charles Hummel with five generations present. Guests included Delano Gal was visiting with Me and Mrs Otto Thijtsen, a Hummel grandchild. Hummel, born November 4 1831 in Snyder county Pennsylvania, married Hester Smith and six children survive. His wife died August 11 1917. The family moved to Black Hawk county in 1871 and long resided on a Cedar township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hummel
Mullan Avenue
Otto Thijtsen
Delano
Gal
Mr. Hummel
Snyder County
Pennsylvania
Lois Jeanne Gillam to Open Studio of Dramatic Art
Miss Lois Jeanne Gillam former lynstrator of dramatic art at Syracuse University and reader for the Royal Lyceum bureau will open a studio of dramatic art in Waterloo private lessons and classes will be held in parlors L and M Hotel Rush Russell Lamson. She aims to help with professional reading conversational skill club work and may start a class for shy children if demand exists. The Woman's Relief Corps bazaar at Memorial hall drew strong patronage for the charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jeanne Gilliam
School of Speuch and
Dramatic Art
Syracuse University
New York
Royal Lyceum Bureau
Waterloo
L and M
Rushsell-Lamson
Gillam
SIDE TALKS on snobbery and true democracy
The piece questions if anyone is truly free of snobbery, noting most claim revolutionary democratic ideals yet show favoritism toward social status. It follows a neighbor, Mrs. James, who flaunts democracy while snubbing others, exposing self deception and casual elitism in social circles.
Beauty Styles and Hair Advice for Personal Type
The article discusses choosing flattering hairstyles that express character and suit facial features. It advises assessing your type, avoiding over elaborate coifs, and considering simple, straight or lightly waved hair. It notes advice from a dresser but emphasizes personal type and restraint in style.
Busy Waterloo clubs host charity fair with many booths
Mrs Iillian Dennis presides with Mrs Olive Bravens as general chair. Dinner for over a hundred hosted by Mrs Nelle Doyle and committee. Booths include country store chaired by Caroline Markle and Viola N Hart sell, craft and home baked goods. Multiple groups plan forums and future events at the Waterloo convention and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iillian Dennis
Olive Bravens
Nelle Doyle
Jola White
Charlotte Duke
Caroline Markle
Viola N. Hartsell
Sink
Hella Souther
Jang
Wiizabeth Bulings
Mary Shirley
Maude
Traytan
Amit
Carrie Leckington
Mary Bartlett
Church News Handkerchief Shower For Miss Oldfather
A handkerchief shower will honor Miss Jeannatte Oldfather a missionary.’s lift from Tes Mev ing Korea. A first McEehn parlor supper and prayer meeting are set for Wednesday as her father attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannatte Oldfather
Korea
Celebrating 50 Years of Marriage at Waterloo Home
Mr and Mrs Joe L Flacker marked half a century of matrimony at 393 Webster Street with a Sunday family dinner and greetings from relatives and friends. Married November 4 1878 at St Josephs Church they have resided in Waterloo since, he 71 she 69 and both in good health. Their children Wred J Nacker Waterloo Mrs Clara Riley Mattoon IL and Sid ney Hacker Urbana were present. He was born October 4 1852 in Aden Germany of American parents and grandparents who had traveled in Europe before settling in Philadelphia. He worked in hardware here 48 years, came to Waterloo with Illinois Central shops, and was the first apprentice in the sheet metal depart ment. Later he served as foreman in Cedar Rapids for about two years. His hardware store stood near the current Fallon Fleming building. Mrs Hacker born Ya Weich grew up in Davis IL born May 1854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Flacker
Webster Street
Hacker
St. Jozeph’s
Father Scallon
Waterloo
Tie
Wacker
Europe
America
Philadelphia
Illinois Central
Cedar Rapids
Falani Fleming
Oldfather to sail November fifteenth from Waterloo
Oldfather plans to leave Waterloo Friday and sail on November 15. Unity circle of King’s Daughters meets with Mrs M Cornish Tuesday afternoon with reports from the State convention in Burlington in October and bible study led by Mrs B P Mowbray. Mmes Karl Krause, Junia Williams and W R Cole will assist as hostesses. St Joseph's Catholic Girls' Club meets at Our Lady of Victory auditorium at 7:30 p m today. First Presbyterian Lydia Society to be entertained at Mrs K Larsen’s home at 7:20 p m today with Miss Ruth Brutchins assisting. Harmony class to meet at Mrs Margaret Kilgore’s Tuesday at 2:30 p m. Picnic supper served at 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Pow
Judge Wood
Isaak Walton League
Bishon’s
Galloway
Bernica Nartin
EAB
Wonna
Home and Education Department
J.B. Paul
Iowa State Teachers College
Spanker
Irad G. Sage
Rr. Russell
OW. Parratt
J. R. Runyan
Emma Wilt P
Unity Circle of
King’s Daughters
St. Joseph's Cathoule
Elany
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
First Presbyterian Lyfia Society
K. Larsen
Ruth Brutchins
Harmony Class
Marygaret Kilgore
Son visits dying father found near death in Waterloo
John Koblentz, 60, traveled from Woodstock to Waterloo after not seeing his father William Koblentz for years. The elder man, 64, died Sunday after a short illness at 1 p.m. A physician attended, a coroner ruled no inquest is needed, and the body went to Hileman & Ginda. Three sons survive: John, Verne, and Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Koblentz
John Koblentz
Woodstock
Til
Waterloo
Wiliam Koblenz
Sycamore Street
Reb
Selous
Kabbalz
Tale
iTe
John
Verne
Woolstock
Miles
Moorehead
Minn
Hileman & Ginda
Sydney D. Smith
City in Brief Lensees Notes and Local Events
City in brief items report various local happenings. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Charles Chickering, Kenneth Garmon a 15 year old scarlet fever patient, Bal Carrey with a damaged left hand, Miss Carolyn McFarlane and Miss Mary Dixon after a teachers convention, W M Fallon of the Western Union office and Mrs Fallon traveling to Port HL by death in the family, and teachers returning from a convention in Des Moines. Captains and team chairs will join the executive board for the Forget MieNot drive at Greater Waterloo Association as Waterloo teachers and principals attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Garmon
Lame
Tome Park
Bal Carrey
Carolyn McFarlane
Mary Dixon
Drs Maines
W. MM. Fallon
Western Union
Fallon
Palelon
Florenes
Ruth Gabriel
Loaehers
Des Moines
Dorothy
Margaret Janes
Forgets MieNot
Greater Waterloo
Pany
Temtarran
Alt
Waterloo
Pri
Local social notes mix travel and health updates
Community mentions cars to reopen schools after teachers’ convention in Des Moines. Waterloo chiropractor Attilla Judd plans to move to California. J. S. Tuthill and family back from Rheumatism treatment in Excelsior Springs. Several residents hosted visitors and attended events in Charles City and Chicago. A world tour member, Ina Jacob Johnson, delays departure to January. Local hunts in South Dakota yield ducks and a goose. News items include radio contests between Long Beach and Kansas City, and church notices with menus and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipals
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Attilla Judd
Waterloo
California
John J. Judd
Judd
J. S. Tuthill
Excelsior Springs
Tuthill
J. W. Thompson
Wollen Jane
George Sneider
Granetta
Geraldine
RB. J. Blitsch
E.G. Waid
Charles City
Ina Jacob Johnson
San Francisco
Cal
J. M. Hileman
Waterville
Minn
Jay C
Harry Sigworth
Iifleman
F. Kistner
Jane
Weistner
National Funeral Directors’ Associaton
Chicago
Airs
Kistner
F. H. Ralph
Pittsburgh
Walter R. French
J. Cecil Bickley
Watertown
S. D
Waterloop Radio
Long Beach
Kansas City
Christian Church
The
Sovriety
Mnwleken
Central Christian Charch
Het F. Fae
Burglar Steals $2000 in Furs and Lingerie
Burlington police report a break in at The Royal Cloak Company early Sunday. Loss estimated at $2000 includes silk lingerie fur coats and expensive hosiery. A negro janitor noticed a broken window but reported the incident today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Royal Cloak Company
Africa's Map 16 Changed Great Britain Cedes 70
Britain cedes a large mid Africa tract to Belgium, described as larger than Connecticut. The piece lies in Ruanda Urundi between Lake Tanganyika and Victoria, with Watussi and Hutu peoples under a sultan, described in vivid colonial-era terms. Guardian narratives recount explorers, German colonial histories, and Royal intrigues amid pastoral life and mountain landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Britain
Belgium
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
mid-Africa
Connecticut
National Geographical Society
Lake ‘Tanganyika
Victoria
Ruandaurundi
German East Afria
Tanganyika
Ruanda
Urundi
Jury Impaneled in Arthur Steen Case
A jury was impaneled in Juden G. W. Wood's division of district court to hear the State against Arthur Steen. Steen is accused of taking Paul Davis' touring car on December 20, 1922, the car later recovered at Des Moines. Steen pleads not guilty. defense by J. C. Murtagh assisted by R. J. Organ, Omaha. Prosecution by Walter R. French. The defense moved to make a 2 competent record of the case, including juror examination, by Miss Winnie Stevens. The remainder of the text notes barber shop enlargement and unrelated local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juden G. W. Wood
District Court
Arthur Steen
Steen
Paul Davis
Des Moines
J. C. Murtagh
R. J. Organ
Omaha
Harrisburg
S. C
Walter BR. French
Rey
Winnie Stevena
Riotous ties grow until dawn marked by cessation
A fragment describes ties growing riotous and tumultuous until daybreak signals their end, capturing a moment of unrest as night gives way to morning. The text preserves the event’s atmosphere and suggests a broader disruption without detailing participants or locations.
Crime Stories Drive Imaginative Thrills in Modern Life
Bertrand Russell argues in Century magazine that industrial society dulls individuality and fosters a craving for sensational crime tales. He predicts the home will breakup as women gain economic independence, housework declines, and the state supports children. The remedy is shorter workdays leaving time for art thought and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Bertrand Russell
United States
Century
Russell
Store Renovation Adds New Seating and Cigar Counter
The shop has been renovated with 11 hi j shades and a white floor. Three chairs were moved to the rear, a fourth chair will be added, and a cigar counter has been installed. Donald Sindlinger is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sind« Iinger
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Dorothy L. Seales
A. A. Lyon
Noble Grand Association
Mes. S
Smith
H. T. Shepherd
Mr. Sourmel
Sacred Heart
Lois Jeanne Gillam
Studio of Dramatic Art
W. R
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
James
I Fm
Dar
Ste
Rerson
Yen
Mr. W. Ootl
Uden G. Wi
Pableby
Inez| Steltner
Dubuque
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hazel Scott
the Courier
Florcare Besh
Maree Wrox
Eueats
S.A. B. Club
Lostess
Gideons
Edwin Gray
Fern Gray
Grace Newkirk
Gideon Fund
All Mourieth Woodmen of America
EK. of P
FL R. Korns
Fram És Moines
Waverly
Sashan
Oehwein
Bernard Doesen
Augie
Singing
Waterloo Woman's Club
FL Melihinney
Tamance
Myr
C. T. Splington
Cortland
Wal Witkin
Royal Neighbors
Irene Bentley
Geiwein
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Waterlon Camp
Pensley
J. B. Huston
Black's Tearoom
J. E. Ridenour
Rte Preme Court of the
Tenbella
Church News
Joe Hacker
MR. and
Mrs
Jor Hacker
Oldfather
Charles Chickering
Tres Maines
St Mark's
Bupher Trostas
Ruanda-Urundi
German East Africa
Keeenn
CMA Ee
Fashio Department
Evening Courier
Vem
Deebee
Tete Tee E Eet
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