Schiel-Holbach Wedding at New Gilbertville Church
Miss Violin Schiel daughter of Mr and Mrs Ovis Schiel and Fred Holbach son of Mr and Mrs John Holbach will wed at St Johns Church Gilbertville before the altar at 8 o clock Wednesday morning Rev N J Loutz will officiate with the full choir singing a nuptial mass Miss Madelina Sims will play the organ Miss Florence Roth will sing Ave Maria and Mrs Matt Gerber will sing At Dawning The bride will wear a straight blue georgette gown with heavy beadwork and a velvet satin hat She will carry an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses Red Schiel the bride s brother will be best man The groom s sister Martha Holbach will be maid of honor After the ceremony there will be a 25 guest breakfast at church then a reception at St Mary s hall Gilbertville for four hundred relatives and friends The couple plan a short trip to a new bungalow south of Washburn The bride is employed as a stenographer at Construction Machinery Co and is a graduate of Our Lady of Victory Academy The groom is a farmer who attended St Mary s School Gilbertville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violin Sehiel
Ovis Schiel
Fred Holbach
John Holbach
Gilbert Villa
St. John's
N. J. Loutz
Austin Licas
Madelina Sims
Florence Roth
Matt Gerber
Cadman
Martha Holbach
Slater
Red Schiel
Miss Holbach
Ophelia Rosey
Schiel Wll
Alice
Anna
St. Mary’s Hall
Gilbertvile
Holbach
Washburn
Moritz and Jacobs Marry at Jesup Iowa
Leanora Aline Moritz and Everett Jacobs wed at Jesup Iowa with Rev. Driver officiating. The couple plans a two week Wisconsin visit with home to 419 Leland Avenue after September 15, while relatives attend a reception at the Moritz home and a separate Hampton Iowa marriage announcement is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
A. N. Moritz
Leanora Aline
Everett Jacobs
Jesup
Driver
Presbyterian Church
Guy Ballinger
Jacobs
Wisconsin
Leland Avenue
U P Congregation to Welcome Pastor and Family Friday
The U P Congregation invites friends to a Friday 7 45 p m reception at the auditorium for Rev W C Chisholm and his wife and children Kramer Robert and Lois Margaret Mrs W W Lytle arranges the program with greetings from each church society and department Mrs J C Fairweather heads the serving group Rev Mr Chisholm recently came from Newton Iowa and has organized his pastoral work here already addressing union meetings in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Chisholm
Kramer
Robert
Lois Margaret
Miss Edna Brockway and H A Lawrence Announce Marriage
Miss Edna Brockway daughter of Mr and Mrs M Brockway Estherville Iowa marries H A Lawrence of Waterloo. The ceremony was at 8 pm Saturday at First Presbyterian parsonage Albert Lea Minnesota performed by Rev Kyle. The couple plan to live in Waterloo Brockway arms homecoming. Lawrence is foreman of the composing room at Fred L Kimball Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Brockway
M. Brockway
Estherville
St. Ja. Lawrence
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Parsonage
Albert Lea
Minn
Kyle
Mr. Lawrence
Fred L. Kimball Publishing Company
Excuses and Discipline in Child Rearing
A reader recalls overhearing a father scolding his son over a hose and contrasts army discipline’s minimal excuses with the need for fairness at home. The piece argues that listening to a child’s excuse can safeguard trust, citing Edgar Guest’s poem lines on fairness and standards in parental relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Guest
Church Societies Begin Fall Work This Week
Church groups plan active fall programs as fall duties pile up after vacation. Walnut Street Baptist Women start with an all day meeting at church parlors on Wednesday, with executive board at 10:30 a.m. and a noon luncheon. First Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets at 4 p.m. with refreshments after business. Various missions societies from Graves Memorial United Brethren to Central Christian plan meetings, programs, and officer elections. Members asked to bring articles for bazaars and attend scattered sessions at different church parlor locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street’ Baptist Women’s Society
Kate Goodwin
White Crass
First Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
JH. A. Boysen
A. A. Dunham
A. J Artus
Women’s Organizations of Grace
Sesson
Woman's Home Missionary Society
H.W. Schultz
A. Collagen
Noun
Ladies’ Aid Society P
Wat
Foreign J Missionary Society
Bazar
Harmony class hosts church guest day at First Presbyterian
Harmony class at First Presbyterian Church holds an annual guest day this afternoon. Mrs. Henry Hurst, soon to depart for California, will be especially honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Hurst
California
Watters Kin to Hold 1925 Picnic at Lake Okoboji
Cedar Falls dispatch reports Watters Kin planning next year’s reunion at Lake Okoboji in late August. Executive committee to pick the exact date, with 53 members attending this year’s gathering at First M. E. church social hall. Samuel Watters Hudson re-elected president. Charles Wilson Cedar Rapids vice president. Mrs E D Watters Cedar Falls secretary-treasurer. Two member deaths said to have occurred in Hudson within 48 hours Ralph Watters from electric burns and Sam Gillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Watters
Lake Okoboji
First M. E. Church
Samuel Watters
Hudson
Charles Wilson
Cedar Rapids
J. Wat Ters
Ralph Watters
Electric Burnse
Sam Gillin
Speeders and intoxicated charged in August police court
August records list 21 defendants charged with speeding and 21 with intoxication. A total of 93 misdemeanors were arrested that month, with 42 motorists in the traffic docket. Marriage licenses show names and dates for local couples including Robert Bryan, Bessie Hall, Paul Baumgartner, Harold Thompson, Leona Schocierman, Lester Schnetze, and Norma Dow with various Iowa towns and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bryan
Bouton
Bessie Hall
Routon
Paul E. Baumgartner
Frene Podyard
Waterloo
Harold L. Thompson
Vinton
Leona A. Schocierman
Lester FE. Schnetze
Manitowoc
Wss
Evi el Np Zeepree
Norma A. Dow
Beauty chats and home remedies for skin hair and health
A fragment from a period advice column urging extreme dieting and purging, detailing skin and scalp care, hair whitening myths, and cautions against self treatment. It promotes warm baths, massage, oil use, benzoin rinse, and mail order tonics while warning against overdoing treatments and DIY mole hair removal.
Cedar Falls Bond Sale Premier in Local Notes
Cedar Falls reports the sale of 30,000 refunding bonds at a 3 4 percent rate to Write Phi tls company Davenport. Three bidders. Davenport firm paid a 330 premium. Retirement set at 4,000 yearly starting November 1 1927 as per school board action. Local notices include obituaries and family reunions from Cedar Falls and Mt. Vernon township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Phitlins Company
Davyen-port
Davenport
Westphal
Julian Westphal
Mt. Vernon Township
Waterloo
Julius
Joliet
Til
Cattle Congress Music Tour Sparks Northern Iowa Visit
A Waterloo male quartet led by Henry Thlings Sheriff H. T. Wagner Charles FelStug and Harry McCowan and a reader will promote attendance at the Dairy Cattle Congress in northern Iowa. The publicity tour begins tomorrow with automobiles carrying the group to Charles City Mason City and Clear Lake for a several hundred mile campaign under Waterloo service clubs. A crowd already gathers after the first chords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Morrow
Iowa
Waterloo
Henry Thlings
Start of Day Chorus Scores Long Singing Hours
Test text notes voices begin at 16 a.m or sooner and sing at intervals through to 9 or 10 p.m. The passage records extended practice hours with regular intervals and a wide daily span.
Newcomers and Moves Update for City Population
Ten people joined the city in the last week of August while six families moved out of the city. Sixty-two households changed residences. new residents include Thomas Wratz, J B Bart, John G Heldt, Fred Ford, H E O Ferguson, William McKee, F D Ortman, Lee O H Olson, Mrs Mable Turner, and Mildred L Yates with listed addresses in a local population update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wratz
Third Wert
J. B. Bart
Lafayette
John G. Heldt
Vine
Fred Ford
Locust
He.ow. Ferguson
Clay
William McKee
Adrian
F. D. Ortman
Walnut
Lee O. H. Olson
Shilliam
Mable Turner
Mildred L. Yates
First West
Three Pullmans to Carry Service Men to St Paul Confab
Local American Legion plans three Pullman cars to transport service members to the national convention in St Paul September 16 to 19. Delegates from Waterloo area and nearby towns will ride with representatives from Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown attached for the effort. Plans include coordination with adjacent districts and a regional program preceding the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Waterson American Legion
Karl, Woast
Hocke-Chapout Post
Pullmans
Horman
Waterloo
Hudson
Keinbech
Jesup
Parkerghurg
Dice
Waverly
Indias Pendence
Wivarly
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Packing of Iowa's Best Corn Starts at Waterloo Plant
Packing of part of Iowa's corn crop began today at the Waterloo Canning company with about two hundred city workers employed for four weeks. Farmers brought corn from within a radius of six miles around Waterloo. yield considered excellent though rain reduced totals. Local goods are moving to markets nationwide. A special Waterloo council meeting was called to approve wages for last week's street labor payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Llub
Jgall
Iowa
Waterloo Canning Company
Pingt
Saner CG. Bell
Waterloo
Councie
Werts
Fragmented Birth Notices With Names and Dates
A scan shows numerous birth notices and names with dates and locations. Entries reference individuals and families across towns, including Aug dates, with variations in spelling and incomplete lines urging confirmation. The text mixes personal births with other municipal notes and misread names.
Lemon Juice Skin Whitener Advertisement
A vintage ad hawks a home made lemon juice lotion claimed to whiten skin. It advises mixing lemon juice with orchard white, shaking it in a bottle to make a quarter pint, then applying to the face neck arms and hands to soften and brighten. It says famous stage beauties use it for a clear complexion and claims it cannot be bought ready to use.
Water loo Evening Comice Patterns Frock Pattern Ad
Courier pattern notice offers 18 cents per pattern from Waterloo Evening Courier for sewing designs. Includes size 4 4 8 and 10 years. describes a smare frock for Mother's girl with crepe waen or gingham, side closing, green linen facings, and 2 1/2 yards of 36 inch material for a year size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
La France Soap Promises Safe, Magic Washing Results
La France promotes its soap for use in washing machines with any form of soap, claiming blues as it cleans and works like magic. It guarantees safety for delicate fabrics, urges immediate purchase from grocers, and notes Satina starch adds gloss and fragrance while preventing sticking. La France Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la France
la France Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
la France Blues
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Miss Moritz
Mgr
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Tama
Dew
Norma Dow
Lester Schuetze
First Lutheran Church
Herman Bruns
Women's Missionary Society of the Parish
Walter Trask
HW. Ay
Teed
Sunnyside Country Club
B. F. Blocklinger
Dubuque
J. A. Coughlan
Orlando
Fla
W.P. Powell
St. Petersburg
U. P
H. A. Lawrence
Crystal Wedding—Jr
W. &. Becker
Logan Avenue Road
Silver Circle
Martha Stewart
Shelbyville
Ind
Eastern Star
Becker Chapter
Masonic Hall
W. W. Warsu
Des Moines
I. W. Edwards
All Eastern Star Friends
Warsaw
Relief Corps
Black Hawk County
F. Hall
D. W. Norris
Pasadena
Cal
Cedar, Falls
Ray D. B. Barkdahl
Black’s Tearoom
Daughters of Veterans
Pkns J
Jane Kirkwood
Memorial Bar
Phi Sigma Chi
Black's Tearoom
Eldred Haselman
A. C. Knowles
Woman's Missionary Society
Graves
Central Christian Missionary Society
George IW. Miller
Sheridan Road
St.Paul’s M. EF
Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society
M. L. Newton
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
C. J. Bassarear
St. Luke's Ladies
Aid Society
Mmes
Ross Neebel
Frank Miler
Trinity American Luther League
Cedar Heights
Ciety
A. T. Morehouse
C. M. Deal
TI. C. Moeller
J. A. Laurie
Ladies’ Social Union
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Mary Smith
Church News
Answered Lettlisrs
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth Atrest
Millers
H. . Miller
Washington Street
Miller
Emil Rasmussen
W. Gldaang
A. I. Faust
George Knoche
L. W. Bock
Ernest Nolte
Louis
Scheurer
Nazareth Church
N. Ot Anedreasen
M Uister
C. H. Jansen
Otto
Nielsen
Ringsted
Dassing
Russe Shearer
Albert Lad
Homer Veateh
Los Angeles
Veateh
The
Southern University
A. Lynch
Chicago
Vi. A. Curtis
Em- Mma
No Vista
Tex
J. Gable and Son
Burmett
Minnesota
Inka
Cable
Chitaga University
Congress
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Buchanan
Cartinapp
Minto
Richard Alea
Omr van Mre
Clarincy Wank Rene
Hikghon Towhablp
Pen
Nod Mrx
Stanley Petar Orian
Horningtoan Township
Sun
Melvin Eugene
Carl Bo Wuneek
Hoi
Ploy Eimer
Mid
Pers
Messiitiet
Mats Wy
Ste
Anton A. Boty Tilak
Surh
Pats le
Mer
Orville Te Winer
Suntiyatie
Mara
Url
Mik Axel Klin
Fon
Aur
SL San
Boran Wilterd
Robert J. Ushiy
Atta Vist
Robert A. Jr
Asm
Donahl van Dyhaaf
Mate Osat
Uly
Pan
GaRaly
Ieving Maumgartner
Augla
Letudea Manta
Tennesse Wehner
Alen
Ate
Mask Carlise O
Tam
Waterloo Evening
Ees Ey
Wren
Tee
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