Miriam Vinson and Olan Harris Wed at First Presbyterian
Miriam Vinson and Olan Harris were married in a Tuesday evening ceremony at First Presbyterian Church with Dr J R Macartney officiating. About 30 guests attended as attendants served and the couple planned to live on Logan Avenue after a wedding trip to Illinois. Harris works for Bartles Shepherd Co and Miriam formerly worked for Northwestern Bell Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Vinson
Olan
Harris
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
R. O. Bodell
Minois
Logan Avenue
Bartles-Shepherd of Company
Northwestern Sel: Telephone Company
Woodring Family Holds Nine Year Reunion Today
For the first time in nine years Mr. and Mrs. Peter Woodring of 1021 Randolph Street host a family reunion. The gathering includes seven children and relatives from Waterloo Joplin Springfield and San Francisco with a 2 oclock dinner in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
A. I. Woodring
C. B.biddle
Nel
Nora. Croy
Waterloo
B. B. Miller
Joplin
H. E. Woodring
San Francisco
Miller
Cecil Ale Cullough
Springfield
Church Activities Highlight Local Guild Meetings
Various church groups across town held gatherings this week. Lydia Society of First Presbyterian, First Evangelical, Graves Memorial United Brethren, and First Lutheran organized dinners, parties, and social rooms events with volunteers assisting leaders and planning upcoming projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian
Black
James
Tausie
Club Notes and Social Gatherings In Waterloo Area
Local clubs held informal meetings with noted members such as Miss Helen Macartney and Mrs Mary Straten. Get-Together and Joyte groups planned tailors and tea events. card parties announced by Our Lady of Victoria court and Women of Moose. fire station and B of L lodge activities scheduled for Friday evening.
Beauty Profile and Headwear Tips for Facial Lines
A vintage style guide urges readers to judge a profile by the head dress and posture. It advises fixing hair to improve the side outline, choosing hats to shape the silhouette, and lifting the chin while massaging the throat and shoulders for better carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars
Clayton Hamilton Talks on Drama at B P W Dinner
New York critic Clayton Hamilton spoke at the Business and Professional Women's club rooms on The Rivals and its author Richard Sheridan. The Sheridan festival marks the 150th anniversary of The Rivals as part of a broader celebration with the U.S. Constitution anniversary. Six new members joined the club at Monday’s board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hamilton
New York
Richard Heinster Sheridan
Misa Anny "Hemenway
J. 0
Hidencur
Pal Ammerhorn
Woman's Club Continues French Study This Year
Waterloo Woman's club sponsors French classes taught by Aus. GE Howard with sessions starting about Oct 1. Mrs. Howard's international experience and three years in Paris underpin the program. The club forms a Romance language department open to non members. Professor Le Cong of Drake University will speak Feb 9, with further info from Mrs. Plumb or Mrs. Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus. GE. Howard
Waterloo Woman's Club
Harold Plumb
le Cong
Drake University
Des Moines
Plumb
Howard
Lore Alford, Jr
October Party Honors Miss Ruby Reimler Bride
Guests hosted by Miss Eva Abrams and Miss Lepba Hostetler at Miss Abrams home last evening celebrated Miss Ruby Reimler Sumner whose marriage to Leonard A. Pettitt of Chicago is planned for early October. Reimler formerly served as a public health nurse for Waterloo Social Welfare. a shower of miscellaneous gifts was found by the bride elect in Miss Abrams cedar chest. Guests included Lucille Senmidt Ruth Brunn Maude Jacobs Beatrice Reichart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepba Hostetler
Eva Abrams
Ruby Reimler
Sumner
Leonard A. Pettitt
Chicago
Miss Reimler
Waterloo Social Welfare
Miss Abrams
Cedar Chest
Winders If
Lucille Senmidt
Ruth Brunn
Maude Jacobs
Beatrice Reichart
Wwht. Langlas
Emma
Lucille Schmidt
Ruth Miller
Lillian Mixdorf
Lydia Figi
Anna Walters
Pines Family Farewell Picnic in Cedar River Park
Sixty Pines family members and guests gathered in Cedar River Park for a farewell picnic honoring Alfred Pines who left Monday for California after weeks with his brothers Charles and Edward. The event marked his birthday as well with attendees including Myron Russell of Charles City and Will Pines of New Hartford. Alfred plans a stop in Nashua and then South Dakota en route to California.
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Pines
Cedar River Park
Alfred Pines
California
Charles
Edward
Myron Russell
Charles City
Will Pines
New Harford
Edward Pines
Cedar Falls
Nashua
South Dakota
Man and Two Women File Divorce Suits
Divorce suits filed in a Western jurisdiction name Farry A. Bintle and Lindenerson as plaintiffs with a Wells county defendant. The cases involve a minor daughter and marital dissolution claims tied to a couple identified as Wellington M. Wilson and Samantha FE Wilson, with the actions centering on Anta Ta and related locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farry A. Bintle
Hep L. Lindereon
Weterlyon
Teynguins
Miehom
Gina
Samatha FE
Wilson
Wellngton
M. Wilson
Anita
Por
Mrs Bentley Leaves Hospital After Wringer Injury
Mrs Bentley of 524 Multan Avenue East had her left hand mangled in a washing machine wringer on Monday. She traveled to Presbyterian Hospital this afternoon with most of her left hand torn and damaged.
Tag Day Planned to Reach County's Legion Endowment Quota
American Legion and auxiliary plan a countywide tag day to raise 5 million dollars for the endowment fund. The drive runs Friday to Saturday with solicitors visiting shops, factories, and homes. Mayor Gnagy endorses the effort and urges cooperation to reach the goal through many small gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage County
Legion
American Legion
Waterloo
anyChairman Terman C. Miller
A. E. Gnagy
Miller
American Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Burgess Benefits from Monday Operation at Mayo Clinic
John Burgess a Chicago Great Western switchman who fractured two vertebrae and was paralyzed in the legs benefited from an operation performed Monday at the Mayo clinic Rochester Minnesota. He had been at St Francis hospital recently before being sent to Rochester for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burgess
Chicago
Great Western
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Great Western General
St. Francis Hospital
Cap Crawford Sues G W A for 1020 Dollar Pay
Cap G Crawford leader of the Waterloo Concert Band files in district court against the Greater Waterloo association seeking 1020 dollars. He claims 100 dollars monthly in 1922 and 50 dollars monthly in 1923 were due under a contract for band leadership services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap G. Crawford
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Crawford
Seven at presbytery meeting in Toledo
Five from Waterloo and two from Cedar Heights attended the Waterloo presbytery meeting in Toledo. Attendees included Rev. At, G. Court of Northminster, Mr. and Mrs. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Kimball, Dr. J. A. Laurie, and Henry Morgan. Kimball reported on the Columbus general assembly and Mrs. Kimball read a paper on foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Toledo
G. Court
Northminster
F. T. Bentley
HW. Kimball
J. A. Laurie
Henry Morgan
Kimball
General Assembly
Columbus
Independence telephone manager appointed amid illness at tollerton home
Alvin Jones of Northwestern Bell in Waterloo replaces the local exchange manager in Independence while Miss Anna Tollerton recovers from illness. He has arrived to fill the position and assume duties during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Alvin Jones
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Waterloo
Anna Tollerton
Aleem
St. Tennty Ben
Methodiars
City in brief notes on local moves and events
Local residents head to Chicago and Oelwein for vacations and work. Officials discuss G W railroad and Law moves while a card from Burr A Brown relocates to Long Beach. Bank fees start Oct 1 for Waterloo depositors with low balances. school study center opens Saturday at junior high.
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L. H. Hummel
South Street
George Mack
Chicago
Wellsburg
J. Cleary
Denver
Colo
C. G. W Railroad
Waterloo
Cleary
General Western
Burr A. Brown
Security Bank
Long Beach
Cal
Howard B. Burr
Webster City
Fred Wilfier
United Spanish War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Helen Gould
American Legion
GC. B. Wilcox
Jefferson Street
New York State
New York City
Wilcox
James McLain
Oriskany
John McLain
Veterino
Fourth Street
Mulberry
Fourth
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Benton County
Banks of
Moeller
F. D. Cram
Veteran W A O Keiderling dies at home in Waterloo
Charles Keiderling a T7 veteran of Shermans march to the sea died at 9 am at 627 rant avenue after three years of ill health and a stroke. Born in Garguias in 1848 he joined the 35th New Jersey Infantry in 1862 and was prisoner at Andersonville for six months. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Buckles. funeral Friday at his home with burial at Maireview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keiderling
Rant Avenue
Garguias
America
Somerset County
N. I
Andersonville
Ffth
New Jersey Infantry
Keliderling
Emma J. Beany
Adora King
Robert Anderson Post
NEM
W. R. Co
Lincoln
Circle
Wiley
Mwon
W. H. Webb
Wicb
Buckles
Waterloo
Almira ?O Lerson
Reber
Anderson Post
Maireview
Woor
Lincoln Circle
Two Men and Woman Injured in Auto Collision in Front of Hawkeye Plant
Three persons were injured in a collision on Miles street in front of the Hawkeye OIF plant at 7 10 am. J W Jaggers and his wife, plus H H Broders and Ram Broders sustained bruises and a broken nose. Jaggers car rammed Broders from behind. Betty Lawless, 7 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs S E Lawless, suffered a fractured leg when struck by a car driven by S H Kehe at Sycamore street and Mullan avenue. Police report numerous collisions, with W A Wade noting his claim of a prior incorrect report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Oif Company
Miles Street
J. W. Jaggers
Avalon Avenue
H. H. Broders
Rams Broders
Broders
Hawkeye
Jaggers
Betty
EL Lawless
Thompson Avenue
Armstrong and Baldwin Attend Iowa Firemen’s Meeting
Capt. Lou Armstrong and Ross Baldwin of station No. 1 with their wives traveled to Belle Plaine for the Iowa State Firemen's association convention in progress there yesterday and today. Captin Frank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Armstrong
Ross Baldwin
Belle Plaine, Jr
Iowa State Firemen’s Association
Frank
Gun Club Practice Shoot Is Saturday
Waterloo Gun club will hold a practice shoot at 2 p m Saturday on its grounds and invites all to learn trapshooting. a gun and instructions will be provided free. Members note trapshooters at Dayton urge Congress to remove excise tax on sporting arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gun Club
Lou Witty
Dayton
Ways and Means Committee of
Congress
Eccentric thief sought over laundered clothes theft
A suspect theft is reported as an eccentric thief wearing freshly laundered garments sought today by city police. Tuesday night the thief allegedly stole clothes from a line outside Mrs. Anna Kipp on Logan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potios
Anna Kipp
Logan Avenue
Islesley Girl Sentenced In Soliciting Case
Helen Steeley of Waverly was arraigned in municipal court on a charge of soliciting on the street. Judge John W. Gwynne found her guilty and imposed a $50 fine or 15 days in jail. She went to jail tearfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isureley
Helen Steeley
Waverly
Johs W. Gwynne
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Chariton
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W. M. McInde
St. Margaret's Guild
George L. van Duyre
Sunshine Rebekah
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QO. F. Bali West
T. P. Ashore
William St. Clair
Deen Club
S. Core
Snish.he C. &. S.v. Ehib
Cedar Heights Park
Miriam Vinson
Olan Harris
Woodring
Eva Miller
Howard Peters
Aliss
Eva A. Miller
Trinityi American Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Moehlman
Anna Peters
Lucy
M. B. A. Judge
K.P. Tall
Mystic Workers
Ben Hur
Church News
W. PF. Schrag
First Evangelical Church
St. Joseph’s
Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
la Veta Anderson
Marie Hoffman
Mira Pierce
Viola Pierce
Woman's Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Anne Gable
Henry Mueller
H. J. Pink
First Lutheran’ Brotherhood
B. R
Jesse, George
Louis Jur- Bensen
Women’s Society
First Baptist Church
Trinity American Lutheran Parish
Luther League
Joe
A. G. Club
Helen Macartney
J. FF. Club
H. G. W. Friendship Circle
Mary Straten
Harry Hummel
George Carter
Joyte Club
Ror Heskett
Central
B. of L
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Daughters of Veterans
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Ort
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Jotn Brooks
Corporation Limits
W. G. Rowley
Vienna
Leon Tausital
Atave
Ally
Renalr. Buchanan
John Milonas
Lafayette Street
William A. Smoker
Oelwein
Oelwein Country Club
Austin Marlow
Iowa City
State University
Co. A. West
Lions’ Club
Hureday
J. Oh. Millse
W.I. Laird
G. W
Wao
Georgia
Howard BE. Peters
Waterlow
Claw J. Warris
Mariani N. Vinson
W. A. Wade
Reed Street
Armstrong
Baldwin
Firemen's Convention
Lindsay
Gun Club
Buchanan
Sutton Seheot Af Cc BK Li Salto
Emily Lloyd
Meticians
Denk Lok
Te Mimneapolia
ELLOS
Cates
Sibert
Mit
Bourjois A. Bourigis &Co., Inc
N.Y
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Putnam
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