Beautiful Evening Wedding in Waterloo
Miss Florence Lichty wed Mr. Charles A. Stewart of San Francisco at her parents home in Waterloo in a simple ceremony. The bride wore satin with lace and fringe, a tulle veil, orange blossom headpiece, and white rose bouquet. Rev. George W. Hinkle officiated, with sister Miss Jean Lichty as pianist. Guests dined on a flowers-filled table as out-of-town friends joined the celebration before the couple departed for a wedding trip to the East and Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Luella Lichty
Charles A. Stewart
San Francisco
George E. Lichty
Franklin Street
Jean Lichty
Mendelssohn
George W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Waterloo East
St. Mary’s
Knoxville
Daughters of
Stewart
Bermudas
Elsie Sproesser
Watertown
Ill
Harriett Ann Garvey
Buffalo
Til
Mary Lee Andrews
Canton
Hazel Burgesser
Glayton
Edith Wilson
Peoria
Tll
St. Mary's
Knoxridle
Robert Lichty
Shattuck Military Academy
Caribault
Minn
Edd
Doerfier
Des Moines
Fred [Fenton. Muron
Courier Patterns Offer Patterns and Classes
The Courier advertises up-to-date pattern sets for ladies costumes with sizes 32 to 42 bust and 22 to 30 waist, priced at 100 for each pattern plus 10 cents postage. Instructions detail yardage for blouses and tucker, with two patterns mailed to any address. The page also notes social club meetings, receptions, and upcoming events including a court of honor circle formation and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Willis N. Jackson in Waterloo, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Wholesome Home Treatment for Bad Complexion
A dated home remedy promises to clear and renew the complexion. Night application after a scrub allegedly removes waste from the outer skin, with discolored, diseased particles shedding as new, healthy skin forms beneath. An ounce and a half of pure coleated balsam from the druggist is advised for rapid results.
Semebrich Must Work Lost Two Million Dollars
Severe financial losses force Mme. Marcella Sembrich to return to performance. Stock exchange speculation over the past two years reportedly cost her $2,000,000. License to wed Arthur Woodruff and Angele Cottrell noted. Local social items mention St Joseph's bazaar gathering and visitors including Dr Max Emmert and Miss Virginia Caykendall at the Law residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ore
Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Stock Exchange
Former Resident Called by Death in Waterloo and Ottumwa
Martha Isabelle Picken Rubel died leaving a husband WD Rubel and three children. She had lived in Ottumwa for years and previously in Waterloo. Funeral Thursday at 2:39 P M at the Christian church, Kirksville cemetery burial. She was a member of the First M E Church in Waterloo and later the Christian Church in Ottumwa. Her death mourned by family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. D. Rubel
Ottumwa
Martha Isabelle Picken
WD. Rubel
Venars
Alsters
Yieln City
Clara Picken
Garfield
Oscar Ficken
Claude Grane
George Willard
Jacob Meyer
Orange Township
B. M. Armstrong
Wilton
Meyer
Willard
Christian Church
Rabel
Church of Waterloo
Christian Church of
Nurse Bosch Fights Typhoid at Hampton Hospital
Miss Helen Bosch matron of Dr Powers hospital has suffered a three week typhoid fever and is despaired of by those around her. Trained at Presbyterian hospital, she has lived with Mrs Isabella Stewart at 1029 South Street and gained many friends in Waterloo before staying at Hampton. Grane Stewart nurses her as the patient loses courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Helen Bosch
Dr. Powers’ Hospital
Miss Bosch
Presbyterian Hospital
Isabella Stewart
South Street
Germany
Haredin
Waterloo
Groom Collects Three Documents on Court House Visit
A groom arrives to marry, escorted by two brothers-in-law who secure a farm name certificate and a hunter's license from court officials. The clerk of courts, recorder, and auditor issue and stamp documents, with careful steps and a dollar paid for the license. The process ends as the groom prepares to hand the papers to the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neputr
Perfit
Recorder’s Office
Rereorder
Plummer
Rainbow
Cleargyman
Sad illness clouds Miss Bosch awaiting spring wedding
The article notes Miss Bosch’s illness and the grave risk if pneumonia develops, her plans to marry a well known Ackley man next spring, and friends’ hopes for speedy recovery. Community notices invite Tabernacle chapter convocation and Progressive Hebekah lodge gathering, plus poultry association premium decisions and Dec show dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bosch
Ackley
First M. E. Church Ladies Open Dinner Oct 31
The First M. E. church ladies will open their new dining room Tuesday evening October 31 by serving a chicken pie supper. The Relief band of M. B. A. No. 1415 will hold a thimble meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. J. Shanks, 319 Seventh street west. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society of
Christ Episcopal Church
Florence LaTier
Eleventh Street
Pinkerton Hall
Hazel Keller
Faitha Coleman
Seash Hall
Dubuque
Wisconsin
Cedar Falls
Dewar
Cdar
Allen Street
Hospital Avuaillary
First Congregational Church
Tabernacle Chapter
R. A. My
Royal Arch
Hebekah Lodge
H. E. Lincoln
Mears Street
M. E. Church
W. J. Shanks
Seventh Street
West
Easy To Get Rid of Wrinkles and a Double Chin
An advertisement from Ladies Home Magazine touts thermodized jelly as a cure for wrinkles enlarged pores and a double chin. It claims a one and a half ounce dose daily applied to the face with cold water bathing afterward boosts skin firmness by nourishing tissues and restoring muscle tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Magazine
Pather
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fivery Express
Beacon Bath Robes
Beacon Bath
Beacon
Sons OF Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans
B. Morss
Frank Cols
D. D
Davenport
J. C. Norris
Wim. G Loftus
Marion
L. J. Reed
Central City
J. C. Walker
Iowa
R. C. Brown
Williston Avenue
Lydia Society
G. A. Wheeler
Cascaden Avenue
James Graham
Blanche McQuilkin
Wheeler
Evelyn McQuilkin
Grace Harbaugh
Kathrine Doughtry
Florence Lowe
Lydia Hinman
Steele, N. D
Miss Hinman
Aeconomta Club
Aeco Nomta Club
S. Shoptaugh
Park Avenue West
Agnes Bodholdt
H. O. Bernbrock
Eleanor Jones
Jones
Joseph Shimer
Audrew Straver
Edna Harrison
Maude Hildebrand
Benona Jones
B. M. Banton
Yankton
S. D
William Roades
Rochester, N
Emma Hayes
I. W. Bouldin
Court of Honor
Mulberry Street
Court of Honor Circle
G. W. Perkins
Charles Herman
Murray Club
Matilda Behrens
Wm. Barr
Effie McCollum Jones
the Universalist Church
Randolph Street
Sunset Club
Nettie Diamond
Clay Street
Genevieve Diamond
Pythian Temple
K. of P
Willis N. Jackson
Chicago
A. M. Place
C. C. Baskett
Jessie
Jeanne Manson
H. B. Plumb
Helene Balllett
Mrs. Jackson
Franklin Club
Ed. Larzen
Waterloo West
Leon V. Belt
Grant Avenue
Omaha
G. W. Hackett
Hackett
I. C
Hannah Roberts
Albert Les
299
High Street
WL. Oc. A
Hallowe'en
Frances Grout
Henry W. Grout
Lo‘gan Avenue
Women's Vogue
Semebrich
Arthur Woodruff
Council Bluffs
Angele Cottrell
Ellis’ Hall
Max Emmert
Virginia Caykendall
Atlantic
W. R. Law
Logan Avenue
Rubet
Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Mesgerd
Russell
Hale
Dongola
Stolt Bros
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