Society News Highlights of Early Morning Weddings and Parties
Miss Murphy wed Clifford Marlow at Sacred Heart church with Rev J M Molloy officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Regna Murphy and best man Vincent Marlow. Guests from Greene and Omaha attended, with a morning motor trip planned post nuptials. Mrs Murphy, head proofreader, and Mr Marlow, railway employee, host a late September homecoming. Also covered are United Spanish War Veterans events, Waterloo Woman's Club opening, and several social gatherings at Memorial Hall and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla
Genevieve Avertis
Cadman
DeKoved
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Regna Murphy
Hotel
Russell-Lainson
Henry Murphy
Bert Poolay
Greeve
Nox Marlow
Omaha
Alter
Rede Norton
Brooklyn
Wis
Marlow
Chicago
Brockwell Arms
The
Courier
Greene High School
Waterloo
Iowa Recorder
Greens
Cedar Falls
United Spanish War Veterans
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
John Boeller
Jeannette Zuelkhé
Alma Boeller
Elizabeth Artus
Clara Smith
Etta Kops
Fannie Brown
Chattanooga
Tean
Ware
Canmiander
Church meeting highlights and officer elections in Grace M. E. church group
An all day gathering of Wallen’s Grace M. E. church organizations featured officer elections for the Ladies Aid Society and other groups. Reports covered rummage sale outcomes, missionary activities, and upcoming quilting events as members from several parishes including United Presbyterian and First Presbyterian participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Atrs
Eulogy Cutler
Florence Barrett
O. Ds. Huffman
Moon Toa Large Company
George Huntley
Wow. Weant
Churee
Ladies’ Aid Society
George DeWald
Mines
Fran Darvey
1I Mo
Club Notes NARCISSIS BRIDGE Gathers Guests At Home
Mrs. Guy Barker entertained members of the Narcissis Bridge club at her home Wednesday evening. Prizes for high score were awarded to Mmes. Harry Dahl and Frank Wagner. Mrs. Ruby Elam attended as a guest. Praterna Aid union will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in Mouse hall to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Holmes
Hugh Ellis
Kansas City
Ellis
Prudential Insurances
Harl Manning
Alta Lamb
Earl Glasson
Sunnyside
Glasson
A. B. Chambers
FE. A. Boggs
First M, EL Church Orchestra
Albert Scholin
J. W. Rath
Oid
Woolan's
Guy Barker
Narcissis Bridge
Mmes
Harry Dahl
Frank Wagner
Ruby Elamt
Praterna
Aid
Uniom
Mouse Hall
Andrew Pink
Milwaukee
School of
Electrical Engineering
Mrs. Fink
Fred W. Standish
Ida D. Standish
Mr. Standish
Witte
Margery Maxwell to Sing at East High Oct 10
Margery Maxwell soprano, a leading Chicago Vista opera singer, will render a varied musical program at East High on Wednesday October 10 as part of the 1923-24 past high lecture and entertainment course. Ticket sales for the course will begin soon, Miller says. The full course lineup will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Chicago Vista Opera
Miller
Mrs Worthen Praises Bellevue Vocational School for Veterans
Mrs. George B. Worthen returned from Bellevue Nebraska where she visited the government vocational training school for ex service men. She praised instructors the dormitories food and care noting the center offers trades from printing to jewelry making and automotive work under veterans bureau supervision for about 100 men in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthan
Home Service
Red Crugs
Bellevue
Neb
New Government
Vvocational Raining School
Tallie Marion
Schout
Gillan
Gatives
Nn Vovational Training School
Maryland
Washington
Bellevue School
Missourl
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
iThe
Veterans’ Bureau
Jearn
Worthen
Belleyuvue
Two Men Arrested for Stealing Dudley Murphy Car
A car stolen from Dudley Murphy of 209 Home Park Boulevard on August 24 was found in Cedar Rapids. Roy Sullivan and Byron Lamb confessed to the thefts and were in custody in Ames, Iowa. They said they also stole a Waterloo car and guided police to its location. Murphy heads to recover his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Murphy
Mitchell
Home Park Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Roy. Sullivan
Byron Lamb
BL Walker
Ames Poulice
Waterloo
Mr. Murphy
Bullivan
Lamb
Joe DuMond Quartet Prepares for Winter Tour
Joe DuMond and his quartet rehearse daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in preparation for a winter concert tour through southern and eastern states starting later this month. The group includes Ferdinand Nelson tenor Zane Bakers baritone and Max Noah Jase. DuMond will make his final public Waterloo appearance at Westminster Presbyterian Church this fall singing the offertory Morning and Evening by Spicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Mond
Ferdinand Nelson
Zane Bakers
Max Noah
Jase
Nu Mond
Waterloo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Debris Dumped Up River After Dam Work
A large crew removes rocks dirt and debris from in front of the dam. They load the material onto a pontoon boat for transport to a river dumping ground. Flood gates are operable with automatic valves installed last week and a spring finish planned for the dam project including a power plant and fishway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittrace
Ease
City in Brief Admits School Teachers and Travelers
Local notes list Claude Dickey teaching in Lost Nation Iowa and several residents visiting Washington Ia St Paul and Milwaukee. Weather hits 9 above. 64 tonight. Park scene shows two apparently unaware tourists sleeping in Washington park with insect-eating bands. Marion Star operators recall Harding loyalty and stake for paper purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
George B. Tuttle
Minnesota
Imported Fur Coats Cost Double for Evading Duty
Mrs Gannon wife of a banker from Aberdeen South Dakota Mrs Winters of Pittsburgh and Mrs Kahn of New Jersey plus two actresses were fined at the customs house for bringing fur coats aboard the liner Olympic without declaring them or paying duty. Gannon paid 4240 double the coat value Winters 2250 Kahn 5000 and Misses Jean Russell and Edyth Livingstone paid 2300 each for two moleskin coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Gannon
Aberdeen
S. D
Frederick W. Winters
Bradhood Boulevard
Pittsburgh
Tacab Kahn
Paterson
N. J
Customs House
Olympic
Gannon
Germany
River Wall Bid Totals Put at 47000 in Cedar River Work
Six bidders submitted proposals for an east bank Cedar River wall from Fifth Street to C. G. W. bridges. Costs run about 47 506 with two wall types considered gravity solid concrete or cantilever. Final award delayed as officials study bids and cost sharing with a railroad authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Fifth Street
J. E. _Dempster
C. H. Werner
H. A. Maine Company
Currie-Simpson, Olson Construction Company
Waterloo
Kugan Evers
Minneapolis
Illinois Central
Cedar Falls Man Receives Assurance on Brother's Safety
Cedar Walls Sept LeClair Martin reports assurance from Bishop Morse that Victor Martin and his family are safe after Tokio disaster. A cablegram from Bishop Welsh in Japan states American missionaries likely escaped. Victor leads the English department at a Methodist mission school for boys in Tokio, having written plans to return by Sept 1 after retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Walls
LeClair Martin
Victor
Bishop Morse
New York City
Bishop Welsh
Japan
Tokio
Victor Martin
Condition of Harmon Boy Satisfactory After Auto Injury
Six year old Roger Harmon, struck by an automobile while walking to Whittier school yesterday afternoon, has a satisfactory condition today despite extensive pain. He suffered a bad fracture of his leg and remains under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Roger Harmon
Whittier School
Jeff Jeg
County Board to Sell Road Bonds Next Monday
County treasurer Ed Madigan will auction 186000 dollars in road bonds at 10 a m next Monday. The 5 percent bonds mature May 1, 1931 and May 1 1932 with September 1 dates, issued to finish paving Grast highway in Black Hawk county as part of a 1500000 dollar hard surfacing program approved by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
Grast
Black Hawk County
Angiean
Iowa
Madigan
Demurrer Filed in Ideal District School Row
Defendants officers of the Ideal school district west of Cedar Falls face a demurrer in the case State of Town ex rel Walter R French county attorney vs C H Hearst N OC Suydergaard Péter Lund Niels Olson Géorge C Peterson Frank Belz. Plaintiffs challenge the legality of the district election and organization arguing the petition fails to show inclusion of a city town or village with population 200 or more or a central school area of more than 16 sections. Separate ballot boxes or judge returns are not required except where statutes specify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Town
Walter R. French
C. HE. Hearst
N. OC
New Paving Open to Traffic While Graders Idle
Traffic is allowed on the two mile Jesup stretch from the Buchanan county line to the older pavement south of Jesup when graders are not working. Motorists may use the route from Waterloo to Winthrop on Sundays and evenings. The Grant highway section west of Cedar Falls to Grundy county line is also open, enabling about 40 miles of continuous travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Buchanan County
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Winthrop
Grant Highway
Cedar Falls
Grundy County
Convicted Slayer to Be Given New Trial in Mason City
Mason City Iowa September 6 Nick Grba once condemned to life for the murder of Mike Baldizar begins a new trial bid. The case looms as the largest legal fight in the city with Grba seeking freedom after his three year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Heys
Nick Grba
Mike Baldizar
Grba
Pris
Delegates Arrive for National Baptist Convention
Rev G W Nasby pastor of Antioch Baptist church and Mrs Li Tolliver travel to Low Fel es to attend the national Baptist convention delegation from the Waterlog congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
G. W. Nasby
Altioch Baptist Church
Li Tolliver
Low Feles
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Clifford Marlow
Dorothy Clasen
Tripoli
Waidelich Walser
Vesta P. Walser
Marion
George E. Waideneh
Des Moines
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Chicago Great Western Railway ¢ Company
Fleet
Hilda Messert
Black
Bessie Fox
Marion Fipes
Dorothy Miessert
Cedar Fails
Musanja
Lincoln circle—Memorial Hall
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F. O A. Verguson
Joseph May
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. W. Lytle
Birs. S. M. Medisanley
Fesson
I. C
Ran Kin
Africa
Ferguson
India
Clarion
Lytle
St. Lukes Ladies’ Aid Society
Tabitha Home
Lincoln
A. J. Jenkinson
Leland Lesher
C.C. Chesterman
FT. ©. Thompson
Woman's Missionary Society
First Evangelical Church
Iiverview Park
W. F. Serag
A. F. Hartwig
W. J. Yordy
C. FP. Smith Rayo Aaverrl Young
Eickelberg
Woman’s Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Tustin Prescott
Hf. N. MecMasters
Momer -Card
N. Www. Kniwisle
Mies
Fannie Lyon
Peter Daley
Kémeington
Virginia Cole
Joren Berry Waxanjose
WC. Newsor
Grace M. Eitharch
Jatters
F. J. Miller
East High
Mrs. Worthen
Government
Red Cross
Joe DuMond
J. J. Brasher
Ventral Holiness Universt University Park
Oskaloosa
Tavill
Diace ‘ Hatiness Association
Nation Army Hall
Sonoo
Yestrala Lee Buchanan
Claude Dickey
Lost Nation, Ta
Katherina Whelan
Franklin
Maria C. Brace
St. Paul
Mabel Owens
Glenfale Street
Bud Storm
Los Angeles
Finchburg
Joan Boeger
Fourth Street East
Charles DB. McGlade
Johanna Shea
Widorado
Kan
G. YW. Hospers
Dr. Berg
Webster City
Elizabeth Hollis
Afr
Hollis
Lake Delavan
State Teachers College
S. Forrester
Robert
Automobils
University of Iowa
John Co. Keeza
Fowlers Street
James Dwyer
Dwyer
Palatine
Harmon
Demurrer
Ideal
Curae
Uc Carters
A.stein
Company
Chicass
Anheuser-Buser
St. Bows
Per Bott
Waterloo, Lou
Fort Madison
H. Kelley
America
Henry
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