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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
5
The Clarksville vicinity records multiple social notes with marriages and moves. Notable items include the Aug 29 wedding of Mildred Martin and Welden Ward in Long Beach California, and plans for their Los Angeles home. families welcome visitors and reunions at farm and town sites, plus several residents pursuing work or study at Cedar Falls Ames and Northwestern University.
Local notes from Marble Rock report horse sire Edgar G. Reed & Son Ratttcenter won second in a state race and Mrs. Harry Winchell's family arriving home with their mother Mrs. D. G. Winchell returned to Minnesota. Several residents travel for health treatment jury duty and teaching assignments noted.
Local items report muskmelon shipments at 700 per day, corn market activity, and dairy sheep and lamb prospects near Omaha. Residents undertake home projects, farm improvements, and school activities, with residents moving, repairing, and visiting relatives in nearby towns and states.
Mrs Anna M Fath from Los Angeles visits friends in Parkerbur and Waterlo. Residents host aunts and relatives from Lam berton and Cedar Falls. Several teachers depart for Los Angeles and Mason City while others plan visits to Stewartsville Beulah and Quasqueton. Mrs Vandervoort returns home from Allen hospital in Waterloo.
Kenneth White and family returned from Minnesota to Plainfield. Miss Rosalie Willame began teaching in Lower Spring Lake district. Rev. C. S. Carlson preached at Walnut Street Baptist. next Sunday services noted with subject The Anti Christ. Baptist church basement art display planned Saturday afternoon and evening. Horton Cemetery society thimblebees Thursday at Mrs. C. G. Smith home. Songw in Will entertain list of local residents.
A fragmented issue lists social events in Janesville including Adaline Howe and Fila Brown visiting Cedar Falls Barstix and a Minnesotan session. It mentions a Sunday fire drill south of town, wind-dampened preparations for a fair opening night, and various local residents Mrs. and Mr. names with scattered references to schools and farms.
Hazleton Hagleton to move family to Waterloo this week. Nebster Finch rents their house on Blanche Stiles. Blanche Fort Fayette demonstrates tin can crafts. Hugh Mignet’s family called to Rockford by mother’s illness. Rev Ma Healey to go to Oakdale sanitarium next week. Ruth Bennett to return Sept 14-10 edited in Council Bluffs. Mrs Chesley visiting Waterloo then Chicago. H Netcoit to Chicago winter. Don Schemarhorm injured at shops, forehead cut. Charles Prindte, Dubuque, visiting his father E R Prindte. Exhibits in fair include 254 in fancywork, 64 floral pieces, 140 cans of fruit, 27 entries in baking, poultry and vegetables strong. Presbyterian church prize for best death display. W B Curis of Cedar Rapids showcases di splas of gladioli. Arthur Day of Riceville buys Bussey farm. Eastern Stars invited to Oelwein for Masonic temple dedication September 15. Grand matron to preside.
Osage and nearby residents share updates on moves and visits from Sheboygan to New Haven and from New Hampton to Waterloo. The community notes several baptists, teaching assignments, a stolen car found, births, a family reunion, and students and teachers heading to Ames and Dubuque. A pet funeral and local farewells are mentioned among church and college ties.
Local Jesup items describe visits by Mrs. R. L. and other relatives, travel to Des Moines and Minnesota, and plans for church events. The Buchanan county ministers meet, Go to Church Sunday is announced, and Littleton hosts an entertainment and talk.
Rosemary Koeberle starts as teacher at Hechberger school north of town. Worothy Voorhees begins teaching in Nolte district southeast of town. A teachers institute in Weterton includes Jane Teisinger and Marjorie Burk among attendees. The community notes a vehicle and farm fire near Bremer fair damaged crops and property.
Word reached from Edd Feldick and wife Buffalo Center of a recent birth. Antington resident Ciius Huisinga wed Klein girl Edith Keiser at Elgin Baptist church. The couple will reside on the Pracms farm southeast of Aplington after a short honeymoon. Penple he attends Mounds Park hospital in St Paul for a week. The Plington creamery opener is set for Monday.
Miss Josephine Webbes works at St Francis Hospital Waterloo. King Ambrosy with Hirschly, Standard Oil agent, in the area. Miki Ambrosy traveled to Chicago last week for a relativeless funeral.
Local notes report Bell planning a visit to Cornell with Mr Vernon while Mrs Betts suffers a paralytic stroke and remains unconscious. Ezra Lan and family travel to New Jersey to visit Mira Lamb. A high wind causes damage at a creamery and a familiar meeting of the parent teacher association is set for Tuesday.
A program meeting is held at the club every Friday with Ezra Lamb and Mry leading. attendees discuss the L and FLW topics.
Community supper at Beaty's woods in Finchford honors Clyde Stewart family with Doras Jean. Readlyn reports hospital discharge, student moves to Concordia College and Wartburg Seminary, and local teaching assignments plus baptisms and church events.
Mr and Mrs red Pennie and their children are visiting Wakefield Nev for a week as noted in Winthrop column.
Miss Berita Noman and Duke Wortt visiting relatives in Des Moines. Delbert Walterinlre of Des Moines visiting his parents. Notables at the Minneapolis State Fair this week include Mr and Mrs Frank Hearn, Mrs Earl Mulford, Miss Mayme Hearn, Frank Balt and family, Mig Charles Merrill, and Mrs 1st McKay with children. Mrs W D Keith home hit by lightning Tuesday morning tearing shingles and siding and damaging a clock.
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